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Yup. Agreed. I'm debating running extra dummy wires for maft pro/speed density just in case. Depinning and redoing a section of harness won't be too bad. The larger core section might expand over connectors anyways. I debated using the flex wrap stuff, but its nowhere near as clean looking...

Just dropped $200 on techflex sleeving and heatshrink. Carbon Fiber for the main harness parts, Insultherm fiberglass sleeving for the spot that goes over the cams or other high heat areas, Flexo PET for most everything else. I've already ordered all connectors I could from Toyota, now just...

Good point. Politics aside, its a great idea and it'd be cool to see *other entertainers do it. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

It's income, so yes. He should be counting this as taxable income. Which means near 45% of that isn't really his, unfortunately. Because of our tax system the government has "earned" nearly half of that million... It's a horrible, horrible system and I hope it is changed very soon. Sent from...

A lot of those electronic bits are very expensive new from the dealer. Like a new CPS for $700 or something... With the extreme reduction in the cost of electronic components in the last few decades it can be hard to comprehend the pricing on some components. I would love to see how building...

FWIW, here's the schematic of that filter: The other Black/Orange branch goes to the ignition coils and igniter.

I'm doing my harness and I can tell you that's a "noise filter". I have no idea how it affects the radio. It is integrated in the fuel and ignition circuits. I have a very, very hard time beleiving Toyota put a noise filter in the engine bay in parallel with ignition and injection circuits for...

I got a seat from a miata and it works perfect in my setup. Super light. What I really need is a router for my game room. For the last few months I've had to choose what gets a connection. Either cpu or ps3. So far its always been cpu. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

Haha, funny guy. Haven't heard of him before, but I like it. I like comics that can be funny with simply the content of their act. He barely fluctuates his voice and talks very "matter-of-fact", but it's well done and enjoyable. :thumbup:

I went to home depot/lowes and got 4 new bolts, extra long to use to mount to the stand. I dont remember exact length or which holes i've used, but they seemed at least somewhat obvious. As I'm sitting here, I almost remember there being 5 likely spots and I chose the 4 that made the closest...

Made some big progress in the last few weeks. Harness is out, half stripped, pins are mapped out, terminal types labeled, connectors ordered from Toyota. There are about half the connectors which are not available through Toyota. I have all part numbers for every connector, but some dont even...

91 accord ex 2dr 5spd. 160k miles. I miss the stereo (4-6.5 inch speakers beats the hell out of the supra and truck pathetic stereos...) And I miss the sunroof. Sold it after 5 years for the Supra and although I miss parts of the old car, it was the best decision I've ever made. Sent from...

Beautiful weather today. Rode for about 12 miles around my area, just getting a feel for the bike. It's still odd shifting at 6k and having plenty of power, yet the thing redlines at 11k. O.o If only the supra had a powerband from 4k up to 11k... Lol. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

Agreed. I had a soft head on my last rebuild. Unfortunately finding a shop that offers hardness testing is near impossible in Denver... Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

That looks pretty bad, but I've run some pretty nasty looking cams before and never had an issue. I've never heard of anyone having a failure due to excessive cam wear on a 7m. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

I love my ct26 at 10psi. Stock Toyota gasket, fresh rebuild, arp studs, apexi intake, raptor racing exhaust (3in turbo back). 10k miles so far and peak boost nearly Everytime I drive it. If the motor was prepped correctly 10psi on a ct26 is just fine. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

Most the rebuilt units (at least the cheaper ones) have just new seals and won't be as tight and firm feeling as a new unit would have been. I'm not sure if any of the components are still available, but if you want to clean up actual slop in the rack, you may need to look into a new "Valve" and...

Seriously. I was amazed how cold my hands got once above like 30mph. Wind sucks. I'm really looking forward to some nice weather. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

Haha. Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk

The fact that they still don't even use 4 valves per cylinder on the ls motors really turns me off from them. I can't believe the newer ones are still using 20 year old technology... Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk