Now you know why some of us would rather spend hard earned speed money on a small block Chevy or Ford. And just keep the Supra the nice luxury GT it is. $800 for 6 pistions? That is as bad as a grand for 6 rods.
In the VIN, A is the body, 70 or 71 is the series. For US models, I don't care what goes on the other side of the ocean. For Toyota, there is no "A70". It is model MA70 or JZA70.
I think he is saying he wants them closed down. Sort of like that idiot that said, "I will have your job", when you are behind the counter. And you counter with, go ahead and take it and laugh.
There is a thread for highest horsepower 7MGTE and quickest Supra, mods listed. Then you can see which is fastest. Keep in mind, it is members only on the list. It is stickied at the top of this page(subsection) if you have trouble finding it.
Then why are you trying to fix it? You don't know how it works, don't have the tools to do the fix, yet think the answer will just get floated to you?
And if the solenoids fail, or the circuit so they are in the default position, you will be in overdrive, and the car will not get out of its...
I saw an issue or two with the dampener when the screw backed out on other model cars. It has been some time, and it wasn't common. But then, most customers weren't Supra owners and didn't pull things off the car.
Junkyard? Did you know a caliper can be rebuilt? That is why Napa sells rebuilt calipers. You unstick it by opening up the bleeder. In fact, sometimes parts stores will do the rebuild if they have a machine shop attached.
TCCS stock uses a variant of "speed density". It does not measure air mass, it calculates it, which is second best.
I was serious on the autocross, good luck. You have a solid suspension which masks the weight issue very well, but the laws of inertia still exist.
It does seem to get more difficult as the years wear on. If you settle for a limitied search area, plan on settling on what you don't want, period. Expand your search area like this...
365 with the intercooler upgrade...still at only 14.5 lbs of boost.
That wasn't bolt on, it was a full T4 upgrade, and was "quite lazy before 3600 rpm."
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