you should get a bungie cord or something to hold the caliper instead of letting it just hang by the lines. if you have stock lines they are usually 20years old and cranking and stretching them can put alot of stress on them and cause them to leak.
just find a good 7m engine and rebuild it. have the head checked out thoroughly. its shouldnt cost much more than maybe 1500 to do a complete rebuild stock with quality parts and a mhg + machining.
black>everything else. the dark gray metallic look sick too but you have a black car and there arnt that many of them and unless you do it right and get every nook and cranny when you open the doors/hood/hatch it might look like shit. but gl on what eve you do.
for 400 you cant really go wrong so long as you have a couple g's to get her going again. jz swaps usually run 4-8k depending on what you exactly you do.
use fipg from Toyota. easiest bet would be to just remove the connections from the ecu(for the harness), remove the fan/clutch/radiator/power steering/ a/c, unbolt the trans member, unbolt the engine mounts and brackets and remove engine. reseal and re-install engine. should only take about...
the 89 ecu has more hp and torque than pres's plus it ahs a stock redline of 6500rpm versus 90+ which is 6250.
all afm, coils, cps are interchangeable.
all 86.5's were non turbos so you need all the appropriate sensors for the gte.
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