It really wasn't a big deal, it was a laughing matter actually.
The point in my post being that he referred to a Supra as a "V6" - Seriously? If you can't take 10 seconds to pop the hood then spout about going to ebay about buying things...
Don't move anything. Just leave it. The reason your battery is draining is because everything is hooked up directly to the battery rather than running through the alternator.
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I would suggest leaving everything in then using it as needed. Is the nitrous on a switch by hand or WOT switch? It'd be silly to take it off. Just leave it on. Trust me you'll be using it all in no time once it's explained to you. Just make sure you know when to use the nitrous or that engine...
That spells bad news for a turbo. You'll over heat fast. Ive got a stock intercooler and a 57 billet ct 26 and I'm getting heat soaked pretty badly on hot days. I'd suggest some type of intercooler and fan setup.
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Lol @ no intercooler. You obviously have very little understanding of how a turbo works. No, don't do any of that. Do it right or don't do it.
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Tornado. Hit a school where my dad was doing cabling at. He left 15 minutes before it hit, because he thought his boss said to leave but he really said to stay and finish then leave. The school was destroyed.
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ARP head studs. Metal head gasket. Weisco pistons. Eagle rods. You'll be good to go for 550cc injectors Lexus AFM, 58 trim ct26, FPR, apexi neo piggyback
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My CT-26 is leaking a small amount from where the coolant lines are screwed on causing it to over-heat. What can I do to seal that? Do I need to take the turbo off again or can I put some sealent or something there?
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