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If I had a pillar pod, that's where the guage would be going. I'll buy one eventually, but not yet. Adam

I'd use the hole in the steering wheel that's for the horn and run the vacuum line and wires through that. If I make the wires and vacuum line long enough the tangling shouldn't be an issue, but I'll have to run a test fit first. As for using the Faze guage, it's only temporary. I plan on...

Subscribed. I want to do this when I get a new set of guages for my oil pressure, boost and water temp. Adam

I found my boost guage today hiding in my glove compartment, so I needed to find a place to mount the guage. It dawned on me that my Sparco steering wheel doesn't have a center cap and is just the right size for my boost guage. I wrapped a ring of electrical tape around it to make it fit snug...

Installed my gauge cluster, 2JZ-GTE MAP sensor, new hood gasket (front), new front hood bumpers, new factory windshield wipers today. I still need to wire up the guage faces though. I also got bored tonight, so I drilled a hole in the back of my ash tray to let the wires through for the turbo...

Just curious, what kind of time frame am I looking at for swapping out my injectors on my 1J? I'm going to be installing a set of JDM 440's. Adam

My handiwork. Only tools used were a regular sized Phillips screw driver, mini screw driver, and mini Phillips screw driver.

You haven't been to L.A. have you? Going slower than the slowest you can go in 1st gear with the clutch fully engaged for several miles is no fun. You can feel your clutch wearing down by the minute. Adam

I heard about that on the news today. Small world. Glad your dad and everyone else is ok. Hope he has insurance to cover the damages. Adam

I just installed my guage faces and the needles didn't have to come off. Although I did have to move a rotate the needle on a couple of them. The oil pressure unit had to be removed to be reassembled. The trick is to rotate the face until you can slip the needle through the hole and then get...

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I'm trying to avoid removing the needles if at all possible so that I don't screw up the calibration. Adam

I have a set of aftermarket reverse glow gauges and I want to know the best way to install them without removing the needles. What is ya'lls tricks? Adam

Replaced my heater valve finally and replaced a really weird clamp around 1 of the hoses on the heater valve. I also got rid of a connector that isn't necessary unless I have an 89+ body. I got bored tonight, so I decided to be productive and install my reverse glow guage faces and brushed...

When you build a Supra Stick for car shows to blend in with the other Supra's, even though your hood struts work just fine. Adam

21, class of 2004. Just got out of the Marine Corps after 3 1/2 years. Adam

As promised, here's the pictures. Just got a turbo guage cluster with only 91,324 miles on it. I'll be tearing it apart soon to install my goodies on it. Should be getting a few more things shortly, like a good 2JZ-GTE PS pump and replacement antenna. Next thing I have to do is figure out...

Who's he hot chick in the last pic? Looks cute. BTW, cell phone camera's suck. Adam

Fixed. Didn't know Toyota offered TEMPS on our cars.:biglaugh: BTW, your GF is hot. Can I have her number?:naughty: Adam

Still haven't gotten the rest of my parts I have to wait until Monday to get them. I installed new tail light seals tonight. The drivers side tail light was full of water and there was a lot of crap all around the lights. Little brake cleaner and a rag, brush, and a air nozzle solved that...