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Old 11-16-2010, 07:08 PM   #1
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Hey New to The Supras. Not Heavily Into Imports but I Want to Expand My Knowledge and Not Have A Close Mind.

Im Planning On Getting An 82 Stock. but it needs to be timed.
My ? Is Has Any1 Time Their Engine be4 Themselves? If So Was It Easy or A little More Effort Than Forcasted? And Some Steps Would Help Me 2.
Or Maybe A Link To Answer My Question, like a "how to".
...If You Got This Done By A Shop How Much Did It Cost?

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Old 11-16-2010, 08:46 PM   #2
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http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Librar....aspx?S=IG&P=1

If you're only referring to the spark advance (aka ignition timing) you may skip to page IG-10. I believe this will be the same on your car as it was for the 86 which is the year this manual was written for.
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Ok Thanks- Yes The "ignition timing" is What Im Referring 2.
If I Do Get The Car I'll Let You Know How It Went

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Old 11-20-2010, 04:40 PM   #4
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there is little difrance between 82-86, im using an older head on my 84 right now.

make sure to use a timing light and jump T and E1

Ignition Timing is 10 degree's @ BTDC @ T and E1

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I was thinking of electrical changes. Toyota changed the ECU construction in the middle there and the diagnostic connectors changed along with a fair amount of wiring... I just don't know all the details.

I just looked it up and Toyota switched the MKII to their TCCS system in '83. So it's probably '82 and some '83 (L-Type vs P-Type). If anyone has more info or info to the contrary I'd like to know, I'm just going off of a quick survey of Google and CelicaSupra.
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http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/sh...ences-in-years

worth reading if you like the mkII

its mostly about appearance and hp ratins and rear end/trans. ratios.
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82, has the 145hp and 150ft/lbs of torque 8.8:1 compression 7.72 gearing. vacuum advanced dist.

86 has 161hp and 169ft/lbs of torque differant style tps and egr knock sensor
5speeds:4.30 gears auto:4.10 gears electronic dist.

i am still looking for more on wiring differences...
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http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/sh...043#post699043

some good info on what year ecu and harness's are compatible
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