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Oh yes, earplugs! Get the ones that have cords attached to them so that you can get them out easy. A 3 angle valve grand is when they take the valve out, clean it up and make sure that the outer ring is perfectly true. Often times the edges of a valve will be pitted and covered in carbon. In...

Well, if you have 3 weeks then you could at the least take everything apart and send it to the machine shop. Learn to *love* the TSRM, it gives you a step by step on exactly what to do: http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=EM&Page=32 The only special tool you'll...

Well, after my coilover whoas, I finally get something together that works and looks half decent. Pair of Tein HA rears and Tokico blues/Intrax fronts. The fronts are temporary until I can find a pair of Tein fronts, or just bite the bullet and buy a new set. We'll see! Thankfully the springs...

Everybody has a TSRM! http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/default.aspx

So a toggle switch? Kinda of like how the power window switch lock works...

It's about 900-1300 canadian to get a head gasket done up here, so your prices are on the high side. But...if they replace the timing belt, water pump, use ARP hardware, genuine Toyota parts and get the head machined, then that's not too far off. According to Alldata, a head gasket job is 9.9...

Looks like some of us Island boys will be heading over!

Yeah, I'm gonna try and make it out. I'm still keeping an eye out on eBay for some front TEIN HAs...so if anybody sees a set don't bid please! ;)

Well I have similar yet different mods on my car, same amount of mileage on the clock and put down 309 with a SAFC wizard on a local dyno. Those numbers were pretty good on a babied old car (old man, receipts from everything back to new and serviced at toyota its whole life). Realistically you...

If you have a multimeter handy check your O2 sensor...just a stab in the dark here but it's easy enough to check. http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?Section=FI&Page=119

Good to see ya again dude, I'll def being driving up to your place now and then. I guess we should hop over to the mainland for the May mini meet eh? ;) Hells: Arid? Heh! Good luck...I guess unless you go *really* up north where Santa lives.

I've used a hole bunch of programs, keyboards synths etc. So far the easiest to use is honestly garage band. It's somewhat limited as to what you can do but to lay down your samples it sure is easy. To create samples you have to get creative and be VERY precise using audio tools. I used rebirth...

Finally got a chance to install my sway bar kit that I purchased a few months ago. All I have to say is MAN those end link bolts are a bitch to get off. Thankfully an acetylene torch was near by to heat up the nuts and crack them off with an impact gun. I kinda marred up the boots a bit, and the...

Tanya's

nice, thanks for the reminder to flip up to may!

Good to have you aboard John...drive down tomorrow so I can see that beaut!

is your battery dead from sitting for almost a month?

lol, good one Alex.

Some of you may have read the back story in the feedback forum about how I got sent two sets of rears. Well anyways, this is what I have. Tein HA rears Cusco rears (no model# but I'm guessing comp-s) Tokiko blues / intrax springs fronts only (picked up for next to nothing two days ago)...

but pepsi DOES taste better! ;)