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I've had mine mistaken for a Corvette, too.

No, because he didn't get that far. The Spec unit was pulled out along with the R154 tranny. Yes - this one has one sprung, one solid disc. They also sell it for a lower torque rating with 2 sprung hubs, or a higher torque rating with 2 solid hubs. The instructions said to put it through the...

At least they are showing interest. Keep in mind, there are a *LOT* of people who still believe that the only way to make power is large domestic V8 engines. Some of these people have heard that you can make power using a much smaller engine and a turbo. The famous example of this is the Mk4...

This should be really easy to check anyway, just pull off an inspection cover and look for the rivet. Should be able to see whether it's there or not pretty easy, and it's only two bolts.

I'm not sure what purpose these serve, but mine certainly has them, just checked.

First of all, check for boost leaks.

FYI - the CPS can be 180 out, it will still run fine. One of the benefits of our wasted spark ignition.

Pics from my collection. :)

That's just an early model Supra one. You can get it from just about any 86.5, 87, or 88 if it's still got the original. Hell, it's in the Cressida, too.

I've got some pics of this at home, I should be able to throw them online.

There is a momo center available that keeps the cruise controls. I'm still a fan of the stock 89 wheel though.

Redline MT90 will be much better than the stock Toyota stuff, well worth the investment. Might even fix your problem - sure helped on my 1-2 shifts. I'm assuming that your extension does away with the stock rubber bushing inside the shifter, this does a really good job of making a rough tranny...

Definitely interesting. I'd like to know where they list the W58 part in the EPC, though...

That's awesome! Congrats on the new addition to the family. Mom & daughter both doing well, I assume? You should pick up a farewell card, and send it off to your last good night of uninterrupted sleep. ;) Get some pics of that kid with a wrench in her hand already!!! :D

Weak sauce. Should have talked to the hot blonde afterwards.

Patience, young paduan, patience. 45 minutes between posts isn't long enough to get an answer - at least not the answer you want. No, they are not the same. Actually, as far as I know, the W series transmission doesn't have any at all.

As long as they keep their cutter in good shape, then sure. Some folks have gotten it surfaced using a different tool... Surface Grinder? It's been a while since it was brought up, but ask your machine shop if they have anything else that can finish a block to a mirror.

For what it's worth, I measured my RPS flywheel, it's 0.65mm +/- 0.03mm.

Damn, I thought runout was British or some such silliness! ;)

I've used stock and the RPS lightweight flywheel. Must admit, I'm awfully fond of the RPS... Flywheel step is 0.2 mm, 'tis on this page http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?S=CL&P=12