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toyolla86

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-so i am planning on making my 4 pot caliper bracket for the supra. those will be homemade. more details when im closer to it. i already have the caliper but would rather keep it quiet till its done or close to it.

-i also want to make a bracket for relocating my alternator down where the ac compressor goes.

these will probably be months away since its freakin winter and i live in a wintery hell. (here i come hawaii)

but if you have some homemade DIY goodness please post it up. i would be very interested in seeing what others have done here.
 
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Chambers

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I have a few:

Dual gauge pod:

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1UZ swap harness (1 of 2):

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1UZ exhaust:

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1UZ motor mount swap things, haha:

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Mustang manual steering rack (why is every photo of this blurry?, its like its not meant to be?!?!):

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a 4x4 r154 if that counts, used r151f main shaft with input shaft from r154, gears from r154, bellhousing from r154 and front case from r154, rear case, rear shafts and gears from r151f, then the stock "re bearinged" chain driven transfer case. Its for my 1990 7mgte powered toyota pickup.
 
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IJ.;1665623 said:
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Lol no you don't count man. Hah

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Chambers;1665644 said:
1UZ swap harness (1 of 2):

http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/3662/img3645p.jpg

1UZ exhaust:

http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/691/img3610c.jpg

1UZ motor mount swap things, haha:

http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/2495/img2997x.jpg

Mustang manual steering rack (why is every photo of this blurry?, its like its not meant to be?!?!):

http://img684.imageshack.us/img684/9025/img3324u.jpg
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Oo can I see some better pic of that rack? I'm in!!
 
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bikerdude198;1665652 said:
a 4x4 r154 if that counts, used r151f main shaft with input shaft from r154, gears from r154, bellhousing from r154 and front case from r154, rear case, rear shafts and gears from r151f, then the stock "re bearinged" chain driven transfer case. Its for my 1990 7mgte powered toyota pickup.
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wow got pics of that build?
 
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toyolla86

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dude that tranny must be a beast. .

i love the exhaust

with the manual steering rack from a mustang... im assuming that is going back into a mustang??? or did you fab it to fit the supra.
 
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I have just under 13K miles on the mustang rack, it has its issues, but I enjoy the drive every time. The rack almost bolts in, I had to cut the mounting holes for the Mustang sub frame on the rack to clear the Supra frame. The way I made it work is controversial, so if anyone really wants to know more detail please PM me, I can get a few more pics to you as well.

Its wierd, that most of the photos of the Mustang rack conversion are actually blurry, the photos I received from two members at supraforums were blurry as well. Thats why I said its like its not ment to be. :)
 
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toyolla86

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haha thats funny about the fuzzy pics. must be nice to have a manual rack. i would like to get more pics. maybe a write up is due. or is there one already.
i am trying to mock up some 4 pot 300z rotors. those should be pretty cool especially compared to the single piston 2 piece supra brakes.
 
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+1 for the manual rack conversion. My rack its leaky as all hell right now. I plan on resealing it when I get some time, but this looks interesting enough to give a try.
 
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