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Those are some tight Jordans yo!

Looks good! It's now "making you better feeling?"

Nash, I know you know what you are doing and the sub frame you did looks good, but would you please get a spell check program? I sent you a link to a free one already!

It will not crack if you brace it better. Just buy some 3/16 plate about 2" wide and strengthen all the weak spots. If you replace it with another sub frame that one will crack the same way as the one you have now. A little crack? That's nothing LOL Look at this one I fixed! We didn't get...

If the center is missing just cut a notch in it with a dremel tool, it will come out easy. :nono: Don't run without it unless you want to trash the transmission too.

My work is done here, I can go now in peace... :biglaugh:

I got :owned: You are right, sometimes I should just let it go. :biglaugh:

Exactly, do it right and do it once.

Most 7m engines with any kind of milage on them will have a taper in the cylinder walls, if you put new pistons and rings in an old block without boring it you are just throwing your money away.

No dude, you missed the fact that the 1jz came on (full) boost faster and stayed in it's wider powerband for most of the race. Have you driven a 1jz and a 2jz Supra? :nono:

:biglaugh: You were 100% correct that the actual brand of welder is not as important as using the correct settings for what you are welding, cleaning the parts of rust/paint/oil before welding, using the correct gas, and the skill of the person doing the welding. With Lincoln, the "plus"...

I got the Licnoln for $500 including a full argon bottle, cart, helmet, and regulator. :icon_wink

Forget ebay welders. Lincoln, Miller, Hobart, Esab, etc...

Sears used to rebrand Century welders, those were junk. I think they changed manufacturers recently, so you probably got the new ones.

Or it's running way too lean!

I've got the Lincoln sp135 plus. http://www.mylincolnelectric.com/Catalog/equipmentdatasheet.asp?p=7082 It is the biggest 120vac model, but if you want to weld lots of thick stuff go with the 220vac sp175 plus. I know people who have built entire race trucks with the sp175, including the...

That outcome was no surprise.

Filipino people (the ones I know) are very nice people, they have a good sense of humor, they love cars, and they are very appreciative when you do good work. I bet 2/3 of all the Toyota enthusiasts in CA are Filipino!

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