Im hoping a few more months. Hopefuly this summer i can start enjoying the car again. Altho I have to save up for a Stand Alone AEM computer and I want a Double DIN Indash DVD player because my Single DIN MP3 player's faceplate is messing up. Ya have to mess with the face plate ot get it to...
Anyone done it? I got the part that goes to where the factory seat belts were but i can't figure out where to connect the two vertical stabilizers. I know one end to the harness bar but where does the other end go to?
imma keep an eye on this thread... I have to test my setup still but i have the 420 FAL fans and the FAL controler for em. I setup the FAL controler to switch power to a relay that'll be switching the fans on. Do the fan motors really need a fuse? I was under the understanding that electric...
ordered the fpr kit with a liquid filled fuel gauge and braided lines. Also finished tucking all the a pillar wiring away and got all the gauges including the monster tach to work. Just need to get the lighting circuit functional now.
Installed the steering spacers on the rack & pinion. Also ran wires for the wideband/boost/oil pressure gauges on the a pillar. Hopefuly i get paid enough tommorrow to get another fpr so i can properly start the car.
I managed to get it off but I ended up having to unbolt both brackets that hold the rack in place, unbolting the outter tie rods from the hubs, and using a mid sized pry bar to move the pass side of the rack front. But then the tab was hitting the sway bar so i got a stand, put it under the...
no... tired of saying "It'll be done by ... " You dont meet deadlines with these kinda things. I've done the whole car, not just the motor and Im still waiting for money for the interior and a few OEM Toyota Parts.
Im installing a set of steering spacers on my rack and pinion. Have the car up in the air on my lift. Already installed the driver side but the passenger side is being a pain. Seems like on the inner tie rod there is a bracket that holds onto the steering damper. I turn the tie rod to loosen...
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