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Cherry picker accident. I see. I thought you were going to say something dumb about not knowing it was bolted in. Could be worse. Your car could have been up in the air on the lift and fallen.

You can continue to read the boards. I sold my second Supra in my early 20's. It wasn't economically feasable to keep it. Wanting to go fast. Broke. Supra. One of those can't go with the other two. Guess which one?

ReallY?

How on earth do you manage such a thing?

An air raid siren is two gears in mesh being rotated together. So that is what you are hearing.

Well, no. You didn't get two different answers.

Incorrect backlash.

That looks a lot like transmission FIPG, and not engine oil.

Stock cams, stock cats, pass smog. That simple. Your cams have overlap that the stockers don't. Well, more than stock anyway. So the intake charge is sent right out the exhaust valve. And not having a real cat never helps either. A high flow cat on a clean car, mostly stock, might cut the...

Then go ahead and build your own.

What size tires and wheels? They do look great.

That message board on Speed channel site makes you all look like whiners. Whether you are or aren't, it is what you look like.

It is just a bimetalic switch, like a circuit breaker.

If he is so good with turbo's, why is he putting too big of a wheel on the CT26? You said the flow is just too much for the housing.

Well, when your engine is not at operating temperature, it helps with starting. Think of it as the choke. One thing though, it doesn't make any noise.

I just talked to Perma-Cool. It is a 1/2 inch inside diameter hose.

You can use a jumper wire. I have done it that way. Hitting the speed isn't hard, just a practice time or two.

No. The auto ECU uses input from the engine ECU. The manual does not. Spooling is different due to the lower engine load of the automatic trans. The automatic has a lower load due to slippage in the torque converter.

Try none of the above. It is a luxury GT.

There could be nothing wrong with it. Toyota had set up the ECU to register a fault if you lost battery power in the car.