I don't find it too bad really. The biggest pain I've found (in the A70) is making right turns into traffic, surprisingly.
Overall though, it's really not a big deal at all IMO.
Knock sensor is there to protect the engine from knocking (pinging). If your engine is running and there is no knock, there is no need for it. It's a safety measure.
It depends what you're talking about. The VSV is actually a different part altogether, 88690-14820. The water valve just opens and closes and has the vacuum line from the VSV running into it.
Water Valve:
VSV:
Emik87t, you need a new water valve.
Update on this. I now see that there is stock of the 90915-20003 (Made in Japan OEM size 7M/1JZ/2JZ oil filter) and 90915-20004 (Made in Japan taller V8/large V6 oil filter) in California right now.
I'm going to be ordering some for myself and other people here in Calgary, but looks like Toyota...
Haven't you guys learned yet? The MKIII is the adopted child that Toyota loved until they found out they could have their own kids and made the MKIV.
Toyota hates the MKIII. ;).
TRD still has tons of AE86 stuff ;).
Doesn't look like it'd be that simple to change it out, I think the harnesses are different as well as the sensors and servos.
Not a quick swap I don't think.
Bigger is not always better, and it's not really because of backpressure either, though people like to think that. If you have a really large exhaust on an N/A you get much lower velocity, with a smaller exhaust the exhaust will exit the vehicle faster. But it depends where you want your power...
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