Id drop like 3-4in front and 1.5-2in back. With stance You can adjust so top of the tire looks good. Just be sure of where you are driving and go sideways on steep driveways and watch for cars.
Depending on the condition of the shift knob id keep it. Looks like crap with it off. But itd be...
I would think the 6265 would be better for the 7m. Its 3l like the 2jz... And precision says its rated for 695. Close enough but ya.
You prolly wont really see a difference and the 6262 will spool faster. IF its not enough power or top end change the housing or switch to the 6765.
No one remans blocks.
IF the mains were out of spec there out of spec. Having to loose of a main bearing will cause knock. Rod knock happens either from bhg, running low on oil, or improper bearing clearances. These motors dont just get it for a reason like people think.
Mystery engine. Doubt any of them are low milage these days. 7m hasnt been used for over 15 years so what ever is coming through is the left overs.
You can look at the cylinders through the bottom if you have the pan off.
Gt3776 or 3782.
The inlet sticks out farther and the outlet is straight. All the 40's have a little curve at the end.
http://turbobygarrett.com/turbobygarrett/catelog/Turbochargers/GT37/GT3776_452159_1.htm
Ya i wouldnt even bother with the jdm engines. There a joke for the 7m half of the time. And to use a mhg properly you will have to disassemble the block anyways to machine the block for the mhg.
What pistons were used? Any marks on the cylinders?
What were the clearances specifically?
Mains and rods.
Was the oil pump ds bearings good? Or replaced?
Motor mounts good?
Valves adjusted?
Does the knock go up with rpm?
Did you prime the oil system before starting?
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