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Regulator failure can can fry your electronics, that's why the test looks for high and low voltage.

What's it's rated for it's it's peak, that's why they have regulators ;)

Unless you're no longer on the stock ECU (or you switch to a JDM ECU), keep the EGR...

Low boost and stalling is classic signs of a boost leak...

That's a symptom of an intestinal blockage. It's healthing if you like, you know, DYING.

I can hold myself on a hill with mine, but it took a while to get to that point. In stop and go traffic it gets tiresome though (MKIII clutch has never been what I would consider "light")

Rare for a bilstein to be blown unless they're physically damaged.

Yes, they'll work fine.

I find the R154 to be easier to pull than the W58. Clutch alignment is easier IMHO (and I have a tranny jack)

No no, the arm will fail, causing loss of control.

narwhals = unicorns Well, at least in the middle ages the narwhal horn was thought to be that of a unicorn.

Clean the threads, replace the bolts, use red thread locker. I think Driftmotion was going to have their locking ring for the flywheel bolts made for the 7M as well, might wanna see if they have it done yet. Also, only the JZ's require sealant, 7M doesn't. Threadlocker is extra security and...

Really doubt the BOV itself is any different in their supra specific kit. All it does it come with a pipe with the flange on it.

Yeah, if you want to pay much much more and if you don't work in a shop have fun hunting down a snap-on truck for warranty issues (ALL tools break)

Knew I had this bookmarked for a reason. None of the HF hole saws are rated for metal, that's why you had an issue. Most hole saws are rated for wood, drywall, or glass/granite/marble. Even the saws from lowes are the same way, though they're higher quality and will take longer to be...

Any number of reasons. I assume you have a sheet that shows the numbers?

Yes, getting vacuum there at idle is normal. The internal spring in the BOV should be keeping the valve closed at that time.

I wouldn't use delrin, none of the arms move on only one axis meaning they'll bind and fail. Years ago there used to be nylon bushings made and they had the same issue. Don't take that warning lightly either...

More likely to be bad wiring (i.e. grounds and battery connections).