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Water Jacket
lube goes on the top end, not the end that goes into the block... should have come with directions for the torque spec...- Poodles
- Post #4
- Forum: 7M-GE and 7M-GTE Engine Technical Discussion
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thermal blanket removal
yeah, but I'd rather it not be BURNING TAR in that "what if" situation...- Poodles
- Post #17
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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sti rims on supra?
They're MUCH lighter than stock wheels, that alone will help all aspects of the car...- Poodles
- Post #9
- Forum: Supra Build Up/Gallery
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Water Jacket
No sealer needed. Keep in mind the studs MUST go in all the wya, and they are NOT to be torqued in (finger tight). If they won't go in all the way (likely) you'll have to clean the threads out with a tap (be careful, and make sure it's a blind tap)- Poodles
- Post #2
- Forum: 7M-GE and 7M-GTE Engine Technical Discussion
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A/C upgrades (R134) - Operation Chill
Did you go through the place that made mine? If it is, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another, but I'm gonna wait until you put it on your car and see how the performance is. Since the entire system is being resealed on mine, paying for R12 won't really be an issue to me...- Poodles
- Post #27
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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The Pantyhose Mod
I am SOOOOOO doing that on my car to fuck with people :rofl:- Poodles
- Post #8
- Forum: Off Topic Lounge
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1+ Year old beef patty, would you eat it?
the only thing you have to worry about is freezer burn... and that won't hurt you per-say, but it will taste like shit...- Poodles
- Post #10
- Forum: Off Topic Lounge
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thermal blanket removal
Turbo gets MUCH hotter than that, honestly wouldn't chance it...- Poodles
- Post #12
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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Throw out bearing kaboom
Tranny input bearing...- Poodles
- Post #15
- Forum: 7M-GE and 7M-GTE Engine Technical Discussion
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thermal blanket removal
Heavier and that will burn badly...- Poodles
- Post #4
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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thermal blanket removal
Only way you're getting one that isn't beat up in some way is new...- Poodles
- Post #2
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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my projector retrofit
The low beams are the longer ones as they're projector. Also, I'd buy the real HID versions as the chinese HID's are GARBAGE... Also, that 510 is sweet! More pics?- Poodles
- Post #44
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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Throw out bearing kaboom
Buy all new parts from the dealer and assemble it EXACTLY as the TSRM states or it will happen again... Order and orientation of the parts is critical...- Poodles
- Post #8
- Forum: 7M-GE and 7M-GTE Engine Technical Discussion
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E-brake Adjustment?
Was thinking of my truck, sorry. He's right they're not automatic, here's the info in the TSRM http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?S=BR&P=45- Poodles
- Post #28
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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Get ready some US Ong Bak scenes!!!
LMAO popping wheelies They're simple, durable, and dependable... I see nothing wrong with them.- Poodles
- Post #6
- Forum: Other Cars (Toyota, BMW, Ford, Ferrari...)
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my projector retrofit
Flush mounts aren't very good on our cars because of the angle they sit at when closed. The C3 vettes look good with em though because the angle of that part of the body is steeper allowing a decent light setup to be used. And popups rock...- Poodles
- Post #39
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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Removing exhaust studs
Or a previous owner stripped them out and decided to JB weld em in...- Poodles
- Post #11
- Forum: 7M-GE and 7M-GTE Engine Technical Discussion
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Possible tranny hum/whine?
get the rings, or risk serious damage...- Poodles
- Post #4
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion
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Checked out head to toe!!!
Damn that explains a lot :3d_frown: First got it, I got a lot of comments... Now I get dirty looks :rofl:- Poodles
- Post #31
- Forum: 1986-1992 Supra MKIII (A70) Discussion