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As long as the crank isn't machined those numbers are good to use. Im not sure of the calculation either. I took all the numbers to a toyota pro and he ordered the bearings for me. read this if you need more info. This is a multipage tiff. 2 images, one file you need program that...

I would only use toyota bearings. Im using them. I reasearched it. Toyota has many different size bearings to achive the tight clearances. Toyota bearings go I think 1 - 5 depending on thickness. My motor needed 2-2-2-2-2-3 to stay spec. I don't see how these aftermarket bearings can compare

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ever seen the orange del sol with a supra front end in the woodbridge area? Freakin guy parked in a corner one time so no one would figure it out. when he drove off i couldn't belive it. Its such a short car it looks so odd. The only swapped front end car i actually liked was a civic hatch...

theres another one of the rear somewhere

lol its always the na's. His feeble mind couldn't handle the turbo

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amen to that

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rakkasan, There are handfulls of 1jz owners here. Every single factory car has a 7m some with high km, some owned by people that don't maintain them, they are owned by people that have no idea what they are doing, etc. You can't say everyone has problems with 7ms and thats all you hear...

according to SOGI. 88690-32280 is from a camry but is the same and cheaper actually that could be one of the electronic vsv's im not so sure

ok so basically you just have to remove them whenever you want the targa off. thats ok. They would be a good idea I get soaked after a rainfall when i start driving too

I heard you cant use them on targa? is that true

I wish they sold door steps like that..

You get screwed buying these systems first. Early model die young and features improve with later models. I always wait.

Dammit guys. He has a 7m. so its just the cost to rebuild it. to rebuild the 1J YOU HAVE TO HAVE IT FIRST. its going to cost at least double. wtf is going on in here

yes they are nippon-denso. They say ND right on them. http://sparkplugs.com/results_app.asp?productTypeID=1&AAIA=1278491 Q20R-U you would think would be the toyota ones. not sure

i didn't know that. I didn't. The numbers may have been off but it was still right about low compression on 1 cylinder. but ill remember that

this isn't 1j vs 7m. this is practicality/money to play with

Because the car runs like crap with them thats why