my 7m

[91 1jz]

I was going through my supra the other day and found receipts saying that the heads cylindars hadgasket valve cover gasket turbo lines clutch and much more were installed at 120000-130000miles the car now has 151000 on it so my guess is it was pretty much rebuilt 30000 miles ago thats awsome

 

[kotu100]

Who did the work?

 

[OfnaRcR4]

Lol

 

[91 1jz]

Apperently the guy who owned it before i got it from the last owner the receipts are diwnloaded to a cd roam

 

[veedubin]

Apperently the guy who owned it before i got it from the last owner the receipts are diwnloaded to a cd roam

Are they scanned images of receipts or just text. Cause anyone can type anything....

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[jetjock]

Yet you apparently have a 1J and can't spell nor rotate photos. Interesting.

 

[91Supra313]

Yet you apparently have a 1J and can't spell nor rotate photos. Interesting.

I was going to comment on that but once again jet.....you beat me to the punch.... I swear one day I will track you down and cut your internet cord...lol. That was a very valid point though.

 

[91 1jz]

Ok for one when i started this account i thought it was a 1jz cause i had just bought the car so no bashing pls and veedubin they are scanned recieptsi called the shop it was done at and they confermed it

 

[kotu100]

What shop did the work, are they experienced with the 7M?
If not theres a chance the job was done incorrectly.
If i was you, i would at least retorque the head bolts/studs.

 

[91 1jz]

Shop in springfield talked to the guy thats did it he varifed it

 

[planemos]

So now you just need a 1jz swap and you will be good to go. haha jk

When I got my car it had reciepts from a headgasket job like 2-3 years back. But then I blew a headgasket. That's 7M for ya.

 

[91 1jz]

Ya i heard that wanna put a metal gasket in

 

[planemos]

What shop did the work, are they experienced with the 7M?
If not theres a chance the job was done incorrectly.
If i was you, i would at least retorque the head bolts/studs.

Checking the head bolts torque would be a great idea for you at this point. Plus you might get lucky and discover they are ARP bolts or studs. You can see ARP markings on the top of them I think. Just go read some threads about it and about how the bolts can stretch...and...recommended torque specs for different types of bolts...etc etc.