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When I did this I took off everything up to the throttle body, unbolted the throttle cable assembly and put it to one side and the same with the throttle body itself. I was able to remove the valve cover bolts and take them off. There are a few brackets you also need to remove to get to them...

Haha yeah I think it looks neat, personally. Well at the moment it is just sitting in the bay, my plans are to look in to it more when I get the chance for now I might put a small air filter on the end and mount it somewhere near the AFM. I guess there are a few ways to do it I though of...

Not too sure if the mustang forums will help you with your supra questions but maybe don't jump to conclusions about peoples answers. I assume you have TEMS suspension when your mentioning electronics ? I'm sure there are TEMS compatible suspension out there, as for carpet try a simple Google...

Sorry I should have mentioned it I assumed people would know, you could always trim off just under an inch of your elbow and put it on the throttle body then have your 60 degree over it? I only did this since a reducer was not an option the only way out would be to get smaller alloy tube and a...

Yeah mine gets a little water in LHD drivers side also, my drivers side (RHD) stays dry and seems it's most leaks are the left hand side area... No worries about the a/c will get it done as soon as I can and the weight should stack up once the rest of it is out and that way I can keep track of...

I see, mine had the correct PCD but there were small gaps between the edges of the adaptor and the AFM so yeah I did as you did and put a really nice gasket behind it will need to track one down soon though that fits correctly. I still haven't had the time to go weigh all the a/c components that...

Okay so I haven't added any photos of my engine bay as I have seen that almost every bay on here is super clean and tidy and thought I'd wait until the bay was a bit tidier before I did but here it is, it's not much but as you can see I have replaced my valve covers now and also sorted out the...

Very nice valve covers

Looks quite good

Awesome very unique build looks a lot of fun

Damn beat me too it \|/ hahahaha

Very tidy car and good read it's always mixed emotions with cars. Car is super clean by the way, jealous

Haha. Good read over my lunch break, V6 inline because race car :biglaugh:

Haha I'd be one to blast the a/c as it would be the first car I have owned to have it, always removed it or car hasn't had it. Cool idea with the AFM, does your pod filter have an adaptor off the AFM ? I have one at the moment to suit "most Toyota" It will do for now but it's not very good for...

Could someone post photos of this and the parts I need to get in from Toyota, maybe part numbers? Thanks heaps.

Thread invasion sorry, but thanks for this I have rotors and pads waiting for time to be installed this will be helpful once I complete them.

Photos were down, has been updated

Hey Eric, just noticed my photos were unavailable at the top of this page, I uploaded them again. Yes I took it all out in the engine bay and blanked it off at the firewall, to get the components firewall back the dash has to be removed which I won't be doing but if I do it will be a little...

Good idea on checking it out because it looks/sounds/works really well... Keep me updated on the alloy radiator I'm interested in doing mine sometime soon.

+1 and wow that things going to be a rocket, may have missed it but how much does this thing weigh ?