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ok lets put in here buckethead as I saw someone mention him. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8akmP6Sjv2o&feature=related :) This is Jordan by buckethead. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBaM_Uw-3WY Soothsayer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHmlYNC92k0#3mm9VA1fcNA the hardest...

have to bump this as I can not believe I overlooked one guitarist in particular........ Vernon Reid. Basically the song that put him in the realm of great guitarist. Cult Of Personality - Living Colour edit: Stupid Youtube, video is still up but does not work from here...

umm yes! Three things are really needed Fuel air and the motor. The sensors. If you use 7m sensors on a v8. It will work. DragonLilly make sure to use 93 as the model year of the supra. 84 is when they went to OBDII and you will fail if they plug in. edit: 94 not 84!!

and get sued!!!!! http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080314/ap_on_re_af/islamic_summit_islamophobia the fun part about a global information system. Before that European cartoon would have had no effect. Now with everything published on the net.... they have come down to this!

I have to agree with you if they are processing CC. Visa and Mastercard are the ones who set the fees not paypal etc. I should know as I do process CC through my Home Theater business and I fork over 2.3% there (cheaper than the 3.5% of paypal!). Something is not jiving. Ninjaedit...

umm those U-Joint are sealed. No need to grease them up???? <-- another CF one piece user here.

check youtube man. Plenty of cars (both 2jz/1jz and 7m) there.

[LEFT] In reality it is not even close. You have to butcher the lower 7m manifold to allow the 2jz up top. By the time all the work is done. You have spent as much if not more trying to half ass a job that would have been done right with a proper FFIM from the likes of Ron, Sethron etc.

ahh that is another simple solution sticking to RayChem (Amphenol and all others have thier own too). Molded boots :) http://www.tycoelectronics.com/industry/appliance/pdf/catalogs/1654025_Sec04_1-48.pdf That is their entire catalog on molded boots :) They are all heatshrink also. With...

Oh ati will gladly make one. Cost is EXTRA though. I run a 60-2 tooth. Duane runs the same.

it does not matter the adhesive = water soluable ;) That is the reason I said POKE HOLE in the 2nd tint through to the glass.

for injector harness? ooh that is easy then. http://www.moroso.com/catalog/categorydisplay.asp?catcode=40003 They are for ignition wires but work well for any wire. They might be loose even after heat shrinking. I have the Rhino 5000 but the labels are wrap around. They work just as...

I personally like Gensis Where Abraham is basically told to kill his son, Isaac, To prove that he does believe in "god". And then god comes down and saves the day by not allowing Abraham to kill Isaac. How about Exodus 21:4 If his master give him a wife, and she bear him sons or...

dude way to much work :) do this. with that razor blade. Poke holes in the tint. spray lots of water+soap solution on it. Tape black plastic garbage bag around the inside of the window during a sunny day. After about two hours. The tint will be falling off without too much work ;)

MDC you are lucky that I am a harness/wiring guy ;) http://www.rhinopromo.com/6Labels.shtm under heatshrink. Available in both white and yellow :) They also carry self laminating labeling. Unfortunatly you need the Rhino label printer though......

no it is not that :) with a standalone you can do a 4500 rpm + 8 lbs boost off the line. Save you from spinning the motor so much ;)

6500 fade out.... way above your torque peak ;) No standalone I take it?

actaully chit chat with John Reed. He carries most of the Raychem DR-25 heatshrink. He might also be able to get a hold of the spec 55m wiring. Though tefzel will work just as well (which is what aircrafts SOLEY use). btw here is the spec55 information directly from Raychem/Tyco...

at that price. I highly doubt it. Honey comb itself is that price in QUANTITIES. That is the reason you never see a honeycomb infrastructure on parts for these cars. They just layer it thick. I know honey comb undermesh as we used it extensively on the B-2.

Looking at those pictures. Looks like an unloaded drive train was shocked and gave way. The crack on those two teeths are in the same area. I have seen it happen from people drop clutching any car. The Supra is no exception. Especially if running drag radials or slicks.