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Looks low enough to me, unless this is like road course only... driving on public roads will start to become tricky much lower than that.

I misquoted actually, I thought I remembered it reading 15%, in fact we are already at the max allowable with 10% ethanol.

Depends on your technical term of "shit ton"... yes, it will leak fairly significantly from where the head meets the block/timing cover. Enough to coat the undercover, PS pump, water pump outlet, oil pan, etc. in <1000 miles.

17" wheels according to his profile... unless the, now looking discontinued, RAs had very limited adjustment range they should allow it to be plenty low. Unless the original poster is just completely unreasonable, which I don't discount as being a possibility.

Quick note - you should never have to do this, the system is designed to evacuate any trapped air on it's own, within a couple heat cycles, after introducing air into the system (replacing the thermostat in this case.).

What size wheels? In short, cutting the springs is a definite no go.

Strictly from Toyota's perspective, my owners manual says 15% is the maximum alcohol content in fuel.

Can only hope he's a better chef than he is mechanic... or salesman... or writer... or learner... or...

With an SAFC there is no benefit to doing this aside from a minor improvement in airflow... if it is any restriction to begin with. I know it's been said before, but just to reiterate, Motec and Squirt are not even in anyone's wildest dreams comparable systems.

Tire Rack's reviews from my experience have been pretty spot on, I recommend browsing their site a bit; it's proven to be very helpful for my tire buying decisions.

Yea, thats where I remember 1st seeing it a while back.

This would be for using an electric speedometer that can accept the 4 pulse signal as valid. Or if you for some reason wanted to not have any speedo, but retain the use of the cruise control. The stock speedometer will not work with this installed. Wiring is just like any other sensor: +, -...

Because you broke one from a piece of debris flying through your exhaust is a reason to not buy *the best* turbos on the market? Okay...

I could have sworn they had an education system there... guess not.

Thats a big negative.

Sure, no problem!

Well, pending how much it may cost to ship, probably something like 3 bottles would do.

REALLY old. (Had you done an oz of research you'd have found more info than you'd ever need on GC green.)

Pretty much... none.

Guess you guys don't pay attention to news bot posts eh?