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Has to have both.

More torque... how?

LRB Performance 973-209-7770 Lou was who my friend worked with.

supradan you don't even have an engine under cover :3d_frown:

There is a machine shop that just did my friend's 7M and according to his long time Mercedes mechanic father the work done was impeccable. They will also do rebuilds and have worked on 7Ms previously. I don't know how much a rebuild will cost since my friend and his dad are obviously assembling...

What the heck happened to your radiator hose!? Bit of vacuum in there?

Amsoil has the highest HTHS ratings, other then Redline; however Amsoil oils they say will still work in colder weather. Redline plasters all over their site that even the 10W-40 should only be used in hot climates or racing. And the 20W-50 is forbidden for anything other then race use. I assume...

yep... you are most definitly banned.

I'm using 20W-50 Amsoil Synthetic, only due to more then one source indicating it can/should be used in this application. BTW, IMO your sig is a wee bit big.

Nearly everyone who has had a non-Toyota fuel filter has said the same thing. But yet people still buy them... I don't understand.

must be a window switch bezel.

I just bought some Bosch ones (the ones they reccomend are wrong BTW, for front I found you need 16in and 19in not two 19s or pass side will hit a-pillar) and they came with the little metal brackets and then the "standard" I suppose mounts that clipped onto them. Certain sizes come with certain...

read my mind.

I actually ordered a new OEM radiator when my PWR went bust a little while back and it had the "dangly" cap mounted on it when I got it. And like it has been stated before the dingly cap is not even close to the same dimensions of the sprung one, and wouldn't seal causing the problem you are seeing.

For me getting the stock carpet to fit back in where it came from was difficult enough. So it may take some sweat and profanity, but I'd be interested in seeing how it went as well.

Make sure that the dimmer is on high enough to keep them lit as well... please don't ask how I know to check that.

I would just spend the money and buy a new tool (not off ebay of course, a NEW toyota one). I couldn't imagine how terrible the whole process would be with just an allen wrench.

I did it and its pretty straight forward. All you have to do is install it and jump these two screws with a piece of wire, I can't for the life of me remember where I saw the guide for it though.

Amsoil 20W-50 synthetic year round.

hasn't it been said time and time again that a stock fan will pull more air then an electric ever could?