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Does the frequency of the vibration increase with engine speed, road speed, or is it constant?

There are plenty in the reviews (old magazines) tested that I posted.

http://www.amazon.com/Toyota-Supra-Electrical-Wiring-Diagram/dp/B000QV4LBW/ref=sr_1_6?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1335091133&sr=1-6

If it is 180 degrees it will not start. If it is 2 teeth off it probably won't start.

Comp turbo or JT series. If you get a T4 manifold, GT35R.

Weight is about 3450 for 7MGE and W58. Sport roof adds around 100 lbs, it has been a while since I have had the TSB in my hands. A340E trans also ads a little weight. 7MGTE, A340E sport roof, optioned out is 3640. Yes, it is. The car is one of the best ever built. Most of what he said, the...

Brakes are horrible? You guys crack me up sometimes.

Weather dictates....And passenger needs.

The light is on because the ECU is powered without a pick up signal. That is normal. Nothing to do with the alternator.

High fuel pressure can over come a few different problems. Or stated more correctly, hide the problem when the mixture is easier to light.

You can view the page at http://www.supramania.com/forums/content.php?205-Original-Supra-reviews

That is an early P0300. Or predecessor to it I should say. In California as pointed out.

I could never hate anybody that puts a bigger more powerful engine in their car. Been on the dyno yet?

The VSV mentioned in the thread is behind the alternator. That is much faster to take off than the intake manifold.

You could check a reputable radiator rebuild shop. They do exist. I find it hard to believe in a city the size of Houston you wouldn't have one.

No PCV of any sort? IDL=Idle. The TPS has contacts that open when you accelerate. They close when you take your foot of the pedal. That is deceleration fuel cut. But I am thinking that isn't your issue. You can check for a 51 anyway. The PCV doesn't cause a car to smoke when operating...

For future refrence, the feedback circuit, in general, is the last place to look for a misfire. I think that is even in one of the TM's, the one that shows how to use the Vetronix.

I bought my replacement for my 20 year old unit from Toyota. I am overall not too happy. It is aluminum, not copper/brass. And it was made in China, not Japan even thought it was NipponDenso. And it doesn't have a full seal. I just haven't dealt with it. If you are looking for a radiator for...

Is this during a coast down while in gear, or without an engine load and the IDL contacts closed?

The combustion triangle is only a general guideline, but accurate. Air/fuel ratio, spark timing, and compression. Saying you have fuel in the rail is not enough. Saying you have air just means you aren't on Mars. The engine out of time will cause you to lack compression in all cylinders.