The indestructable 2JZGTE takes a shit

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IJ.

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Difference being most 2JZ owners can afford to repair it right away and shrug it off as "shit happens" where the average Mk3 owner breaks a fan belt and it's the end of their life followed by much wailing and heartache ;)
(this has improved so much in the last 4>5 years though so now if someone pops a head gasket they don't automatically reach for the razor blades)
 
johnathan1

johnathan1

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IJ. said:
Difference being most 2JZ owners can afford to repair it right away and shrug it off as "shit happens" where the average Mk3 owner breaks a fan belt and it's the end of their life followed by much wailing and heartache ;)
(this has improved so much in the last 4>5 years though so now if someone pops a head gasket they don't automatically reach for the razor blades)
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LOL...jeez, you should have seen me when a valve cover started leaking!! :aigo:

I was reaching for the razor bladez, AND rubbing alcohol!
 
Disced

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Did you guys see the middle guage on the 3 pillar pod? It looked an EGT gauge in which the warning light came on @ approx 800 degrees and it showed when he just backed off and it was near 1k.... That's why they have peak warning lights... DUmb shit
 
Nick M

Nick M

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Those are kind of hard to tell, unlike what seems to be his A/F ratio. Full load was only 11.x. As IJ said, I would be a little richer at that power level. It is one thing to pull some fuel at 350rwhp, another to do it with that much at stake.
 
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