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I was wondering how the hell a build this new had that many posts already. Nicely done sir, I like it. Sorry to hear about the Subaru, that sucks... That said, this is my kind of build thread, no chance of having ADD step on my patience here! :rofl:

Didn't you know Kenny? Toyota 22R's are what power most Caterpillar equipment... Seriously though, that is odd... Google brought back nothing Toyota related with that number huh? Sounds like someone got creative with your truck to me.

I can attest to this, been running the same cams on stock ECU for over 2 years of DD duty now.

There have been a number of counterfeit Walboro pumps end up on Ebay over the years, always best to get parts vital to engine operation from a reputable and well known source. Is possibly leaning out and frying an engine due to a Chinese made knockoff fuel pump worth saving $40? Not a chance I'd...

Tristen, these are not the forums you're looking for... *waves hand* celicasupra.com Those guys should have the info you seek. ;)

^Another thing to check out that happened to me a couple years ago was that we didn't put the hoses going into the firewall onto the nipples of the heater core far enough. End result? Coolant continually dripped onto the carpet on the driver side of the interior firewall. Not only did I have...

Thanks for suggesting a few to check out Steven! :D I'm looking forward to sitting in an NSX sometime in the next few years, those seats look pretty awesome as far as comfort and support go. Not positive they would fit though.

Man, talk about sensory overload! Looks great man. Am I mistaken, or are there 2 different "dummy lights" for the oil? Or is one pressure, the other level? That would make sense...

I don't know about you, but by the end of that Roadster race, I was trying to see how quick I could roast a set of rear tires... the NC drifts pretty well once you get it figured out. ;) Oh, and just to throw it out there, if anyone is looking for a particular car, PM me or just post up in this...

For now, if all you're wanting is around 320-350, port the head nicely, put in those cams (BC264's here, so far so good), and change out the y-pipe. Other than those 3 things, my car is 100% stock (well, 3" exhaust, but I'm pretty sure all these cars have that by now), and I put down 320rwhp on...

I always thought that they were the same piston... then again, the valve sizes are different too, so the reliefs might be different as well. Thanks for enlightening me. :) Could always pony up for some JUN pistons... and while you're at it, there is a set of Carillo rods for the 1j on here...

Ahh, I believe you are right, thanks for correcting me. :) You forgot the vegetable oil in the driver... :p

Well, between harnesses vs seat belts, and a proper bar/cage setup, I think you'd still come out ahead in the long run, if only by the weight of a spare tire... Could always get one of the rare non-power driver seats, they're not very common here in the US, but they're not impossible to find...

Hey, you know the saying about cars like these... "if it's not broke, YOU are." :rofl:

I would just wait it out if your car is running fine at the moment. I've been on stock twins for over two years now, trust me... I know the feeling of wanting to upgrade. In the long run though, doing it right the first time is still the best idea, but it does take patience. :)

Your fuel pressure will still be regulated via the stock FPR, so I would think the pump wouldn't hurt anything if you upgraded. Just remember, fuel is one of the few parts that going cheap on can bite you in the long run. ;)

Vaguely, I'm not very experienced or knowledgeable about wiring. My thought about the in-line pump was that it might alleviate some of the heat/noise from the gas in the tank, hopefully that makes sense?

^Cool thing about that setup, if you're careful cutting out the panel, you can re-use it as an access door and it should fit about perfectly. Just be sure it's sealed up right, nobody likes errant fumes in the cabin. ;)

Certainly nothing wrong with being picky... it's a lot cheaper than doing the same upgrades twice. ;)

Better than living in snow 9-10 months a year though, isn't it?