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ELF fuels and oils have been around along time. Id say its top notch stuff, except you might be paying a little $$$$ for it.

Boost leak, and pull the codes. Let us know.

Chris, FWIW inboard fuel pumps get loud when they get hot. Either they aren't sitting in enough fuel to keep cool, or WAY WAY to much voltage going to it. Also, are you sure the strainers are aok? If they were made defective, it could cause the pump to overheat.

Glad you guys made it back home safe with my child lol. Get some pics up and some video up of that monster in the tunnels.

Having your cams out of time will cause a change in vac.

All mk3 supras are widebodies - all that are in the US that is. Toyota actually made a narrow body mk3, but its fugly as all get out, and Im not even sure if they called it a supra.

Bachelor dinner.

Without posting any more than I have to... theres hardly any thing left of these poor turbos. :-(

Raises hand. :sadwavey:

Dave, Im always here for you.

Grim - One of those fittings goes into the junction block (big nut looking thing on the fuel feed line). A steel braid hose connects from the now installed fitting on the junction block, to the fuel rail. You'll need to take out the fuel pulsation dampner and install another one of the...

Oh and remember what each street sign color means. Such as green is information. Orange is construction. Brown is a state / national sign usually for state parts. ETC ETC ETC

Nope. Both are power wires on a DC system. The o2 sensor doesn't care which one goes where, just as long as they are connected. Also, blue does go to blue (its signal.) HTH, ~Jon

Better study up on the questions like: "What is the amount of space, in feet, you should follow behind the car in front of you doing 55mph?" "When are you required by law to turn on your lights?" Remember what each street sign looks like by shape. Remember how to pass some one, and...