90 supra 2jzge-T build

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oh lol still a good skill to learn friend of mine works a performance shop here in Houston D3 Performance Engineering his welds are beautiful
 

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Doat;2004498 said:
oh lol still a good skill to learn friend of mine works a performance shop here in Houston D3 Performance Engineering his welds are beautiful
Yeap, its good to have the skills.
 

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I have seriously thought about getting leather wrap for my seats but wonder if it will the adjustability of the side bolsters
 

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Update...
Finally i got the ffim all welded up. Its not the best looking supra ffim but it will do the job. Heres how it looks like with the fuel rail, injectors, q45 install. Im running a isc on this manifold. Im not running the cold start injector. This ffim is huge, it'll be a tight fit.







 

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That looks great man, what did the manifold end up costing you for materials and welding

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sheedy126;2004752 said:
That looks great man, what did the manifold end up costing you for materials and welding

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Everything from aluminum tube, tb flange, isc flange, welding, npt barb fittings, cutting tools from homedepot about $350
 

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akito;2004917 said:
Nice build! $350 for a FFIM isn't a bad deal at all. Your car looks really nice!

Thanks man, yeah its not a bad deal but you gotta be the one cutting and measuring the ffim and deal with all the headach. Dont feel like paying $800-$1000+ for a ffim from the supra shops.
 

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This ffim put up a good fight, its a tight fit trying to install it in. Got her installed on the 2jz. Gave me a couple cuts on my hands. Everything cleared, just enough room to go around the wires, sensors, fuse box, ignitor, power steering pump,
Brake booster.
 

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Doat;2004932 said:
Why are the runners so long? Couldn't you have shortened them to make it fit and perform better?
I did the easy way out, just weld it. The stock 2jzgte are long runners and they perform good, I don't see why this wouldn't perform better than the stocker.
 

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I figured you could have cut down the stock runners a bit then weld on the rest of the manifold just to make it easier to install and remove.
 

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Doat;2004988 said:
I figured you could have cut down the stock runners a bit then weld on the rest of the manifold just to make it easier to install and remove.
I could of have but i didnt have the right tools to cut it. If i did cut it down itll be hard for the welding place to weld cause they are just an industrail welding place not a car performance welding car shop.
 

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suprafreak123;2004991 said:
That ffim looks great.what are your plans for standalone
If i switch to standalone aem, 1000+cc injectors, 8an fuel fuel feed line, 6an return, dual 400lph fp, bigger fmic, better clutch, mybe built block. But as of now im gonna keep it 500+whp.