Depends on what he torqued the bolts at, The stockers could have stretched or something. you never know. you're not supposed to reuse them btw. use arps this time around. Check to make sure the block isnt terrible while your at it
Is the coolant overflow filling/overflowing? losing coolant? Is the upper coolant hose rock hard or close? White froth under the oil cap or rad cap? It overheats if too much coolant is forced out of the rad from compression in the cooling system.
I was thinking just to run that TB port over T to the valve cover ports as it goes over. Like stock. Then plug one of the ports on the catch can. I think that would take advantage of the airflow the most.
^yes you always have to have the head machined. Its a long head it will warp. Buy a headgasket kit too. It comes with the hg and every seal, gasket, and o-ring you need. Give the machinist the kit when he does the head and he will use what he needs. then use the rest to put the motor back...
lol You will have the parts made.
I still can't believe then when i ordered new toyota bearings some were out of stock in north america. How the hell are you supposed to rebuild? Finally they put in an inquiry to toyota and they had them 4 days later. But man basic parts com'on!
compression test is the easiest and fastest way to tell if something is wrong. If nothing shows up then move on to the next test. It took me like 30 min to do one on my car. and its just becuase its my fist time doing it.
Just pull the efi fuse so fuel won't pump and get the engine hot...
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