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Sell the piggybacks and look for a AEM V1. You will be very happy. It will eliminate all the issues you are having right now. It is a pretty penny to spend to get one but you will solve a lot of issues you are currently having.

Thats easy. Just by the spearco intercooler from DriftMotion and a universal kit and make it yourself. It is not hard at all. They do sell a "bolt on" kit but in the car world, there is always something to modify.

I will probably be doing a 6262 with a QSV this winter.

Autozone will have an assortment of sizes that will have the size you need

^That or the relay in the car the motor is going in. You could also buy a standard five pin and wire it up as well.

Here you go... http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=146063

I say you should try Albert's 57 this Black Friday. You will not regret it. Just installed one and the customer is enjoying his car. I have it on 12 PSI right now and he says it's pretty fast, keep in mind, he is a older guy who is more about recreational fun than speed.

The reason I will go with a 6266 this Winter....The turbo that comes with DM's kit is not the best in my opinion.... Let just say, I had a DM 57 and Albert's 57. DriftMotion's 57 had shaft play out the box and Albert's 57 had no play in any direction. Don't get me wrong, Aaron has taken care...

I don't want to get flamed....but maybe not a very good rebuild...

GT35R With A Quick Spool Valve. That will be very street friendly.

Rich doesn't care. You have to have some luck ordering from him.

I can't believe this guy did something like this. Check out a member's build on SupraForums and look what happened to his car. Post #184 Rich's Horrible Work

Ofcourse we are kidding. It makes no sense to do it because we all like a reliable running Supra, don't we? :) On that note, what's supporting your fuel system Kenny? BTwo Bosch pumps will be ideal. One in-tank and one inline. I am not a fan of the Triple or dual setup in tank. To many...

Easy. Look the other way and press the down arrow on the fuel trim. :D

Wait until you the built motor in. :)

Nice find. Needs some work but overall a decent buy for the price! A good 2-3 grand will get you a nicely running 7M with a little extra goodies.

Slap me silly. I am in Tapatalk and was scrolling down in the recent posts and didn't realize it was the 7M section. My bad, OP.

Nice one.

Why don't you take a picture of the setup and post it, that way, we know what we are talking about...

The stock extension housing is a cooler by itself. Notice the two runner hoses going to it? Those are coolant hoses. You added a cooler to a cooler, which is obviously incorrect. Remove your setup and put you oil filter back on. I am not sure if this would cause the problem you are having...