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  1. IndigoMKII

    Almost no power and exhaust smokes up through the hood

    Well your codes is why you don't have shit for acceleration. The knock sensors GREATLY pull timing to try and save the engine.
  2. IndigoMKII

    7MGTE Rattling and slight smoke at idle

    Um, I would say pull the engine and rebuild it. Sounds deadly.
  3. IndigoMKII

    help me....!!!

    If it's a thread in the for sale section, the mods leave those there for reference incase someone files a claim against you.
  4. IndigoMKII

    Swap questions!

    http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TEWD/MK3/manual.aspx?S=Main&P=023 Which number?
  5. IndigoMKII

    Fresh head gasket issues

    I believe titan HG is the same as HKS HG which requires a 30 ra, almost a surface ground finish. If it was CNC mill'd with a sharp tool, you might get 30 RA without grinding it. The stock deck surface is roughly 50 RA IIRC.
  6. IndigoMKII

    cars jerking under load

    Okay well, are there any CEL codes? Does the CEL flash when it 'jerks'? As said before, check for boost leaks and CEL codes then return with more information.
  7. IndigoMKII

    What part is this

    with this bypassed, you're going to have fun in the summer. he took the heater selector out so you will always have hot engine coolant running in the heater core. that means your ad, if still functional, will blow warm air.
  8. IndigoMKII

    Fresh head gasket issues

    the block needs to be machined flat then a surface ra needs to be met.
  9. IndigoMKII

    What part is this

    heater selector valve.
  10. IndigoMKII

    Furious But Lazy 7M owner who gave Up.

    Why not do both at the same time? Asshole lol
  11. IndigoMKII

    Killing The Myth: ATF vs PS Fluid

    Which the redline comparisons, it seems the viscosity of the ATF fluid is more than the PS fluid. Could it be the toyota PS pump calls for ATF fluid due to the clearance between the gears being greater? Someone should disassemble one completely. This is going off the viscosity index.
  12. IndigoMKII

    hx35 on 7mgte

    I've read that as long as the oil PSI doesn't exceed 72 psi, then one isn't required. Hmm, I might try to dig around some more.
  13. IndigoMKII

    hx35 on 7mgte

    Does the HX35 need an oil restrictor for a m12x1.5 to -4an fitting for the oil feed? My return will be a -10 an drain with the steepest angle possible to the return.
  14. IndigoMKII

    Idle

    I should make a list so I can copy/paste it into these types of threads. Engine codes? Checked for vacuum leaks? Everything hooked up correctly? Is the ISCV functioning properly per the TSRM? Is it out of gas?
  15. IndigoMKII

    2 Questions about my 7mgte...550's and mhg..

    Okay, the point of pushing the stock ct to 18 serves what purpose? Most say it's useless after 12 PSI. Stock fuel cut is near 12-13 PSI anyways. The reason people run the lex/550 mod is to raise fuel cut, how many times must I say this? There is ZERO gains to running lex/550 mods on a stock...
  16. IndigoMKII

    driveability/bucking problem

    I didn't realize there was a difference between MAF to AFM other than the sensor type inside it.
  17. IndigoMKII

    driveability/bucking problem

    Forgive me but calling it MAF and AFM are basically the same. Now if I was to call the MAF a hot wire sensor instead of the correct, karman vortex sensor, I could see a room for correction but maybe you know something I don't.
  18. IndigoMKII

    Killing The Myth: ATF vs PS Fluid

    I would be interested to see a side by side comparison of the two candidates on a scientific scale..
  19. IndigoMKII

    RAGE..... I h8 h8ters........

    I'm with Poodles, you can especially laugh at him in all the aspects of owning a vehicle. Your MPG is better, your looks are better, your car is more fun to drive, your performance is better and you don't sound like a ton truck trying to leave a redlight. But don't feel bad. I showed up where...
  20. IndigoMKII

    Exhaust question

    A little bit more of a detailed response would be, the AFM(Air flow meter) will see any 'extra' airflow the engine might receive and will make the adjustments from there.