Only difference in the oiling system was the location of the cooler (behind the Turbo-A duct as the usual spot is taken up by a larger intercooler). Also, the place where the turbo is marked is not cast in, it's a stamping in a raised section in the pictures and it's untouched on normal CT's...
So what, lemme get this straight, we shouldn't know about other's people's cars that interest us? It's like knowing about a sports team you like.
If you're around a bunch of supra owners the #1 thing they have in common is...... SUPRAS. No shit they're going to talk about it...
Mine has no mark on the raised section.
Also, the MAP sensor is in the back of the manifold, it takes the place of the large freeze plug back there.
I'm 99% sure it's a Turbo-A motor as it has all the parts that make it a Turbo-A (and the rest is just normal 7M stuff and always was)...
Definately has Turbo-A parts on it. 3000 pipe and intake manifold are both Turbo-A... and it looks like it has the "A" mark on the turbo. I don't see the wiring for the AFM coming off the harness where it should be either.
Step 1: return Monroes
Step 2: buy bilstein/KYB/tokicos (in order of best ot worst, though there will be arguements)
After that, spring choice is way too opinion based. How stiff do you want it? How low do you want to go? With the bilsteins you can lower the car on the stock springs as well.
What's the torque curve look like though? I'd image it would burn better at lower RPM leading to more torque.
It would be cheaper to make it the simplier way, so there must be a reason it was done. Especially with the rally circuit running restricter plates...
Too bad all of that info was wrong :3d_frown:
1) This is the wrong part of the forums for this.
2) The info in this thread is nearly universally WRONG.
3) Go read this section of the forums: http://www.supramania.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?108-Motor-Oil-Lubricants-amp-Filtration
Stock ECU?
If so, it makes sense as it's tuned for the heat soak, so now the ECU is confused.
I know you don't want to hear that, but the obvious think when working on cars is "what did you change before the issue happened?"
My guess is that is where the injector sits, I see no asshattery, I see smart design as it will help atomization of the fuel and dispersal through the intake charge...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choke_(electronics)
Dunno if that will help, but I've had the same issue with my defroster since I bought my car, I gave up after a while since I know the circuit on the window is pretty bad anyway from the crap tint job...
Well, you could drop the swaybar mounts down and use adjustable endlinks to make it parallel again. I don't see why you would need to do any of this though...
Keep in mind the TSRM is a bunch of volumes all about $100 each. But I agree, my Haynes manual sits on a shelf ever since I did my valve cover gaskets when it didn't give a torque spec for the fasteners.
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