Yeah that's the midrange I was talking about, my 7M made stupid numbers from about 3500 onwards and I always put that down to the Cams and Headwork, Crisp verified it when he bought my Head and bolted it to his stock engine.
Correct :)
you get an elephant stamp for being right!
Now to get a gold star you need to post some pics of the actual thrust surfaces on the head and backs of the cam pullies.
So they're well informed on all things Toyota?
This would be like me giving Nissan/Subaru advice, I wouldn't off the top of my head without doing some research and getting a clue first.
I've reused Toyota Bolts in stock to very mild builds but for anything beyond that I do the same and take...
Guess it comes down to who you actually believe... some guy sitting in an office that's never actually seen a 7M, a bunch of forum Tards that shouldn't be working on a Briggs and Stratton or someone who has built multiple 500+ rwhp 7M's an no longer has a BHG issue, up to you...
(my last BHG...
I do it the way I PM'd you and have done it this way pretty well forever with 0 issues....
The "burnishing" idea is to get a more consistent Tq setting and is 100% required for the bottom end as you can't easily do a retorque, but if you install the Main caps to get a bearing measurement...
Ok I'm confused..... why was your original thread title Best Supra Coilover before I edited it?
Why bother with Coilovers at all if you're not interested in the car handling well?
Why not just get some low springs and call it a day?
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