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1000whp postwhore
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Escape from the Prison Planet
Posts: 1,356
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MK3 TSRM On-Line
This is where you need to start. This is the online toyota tech book. Save it to your favorites. While you're looking through it. Bare in mind that most of us here work on our own cars. Mainly because between parts and Labor. It serves us well to turn our own wrenches. These are not beginner cars. You need to read all of the sticky's in this forum and get a feal for what is.... Supra. Study a bit and get some well formed specific questions. Because all that you have asked is asked here daily. If you look around you will see where someone has already answered this to some extent. So feel free to browse. And post. Welcome. |
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Stock
Join Date: May 2008
Location: North Jersey
Posts: 2
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Hey thanks man, I am going to try to do the labor on as many parts as possible, I just don't want to mess anything up. I am trying to save some money too, ya' know, haha!
Anyway, thanks for being so nice. I definitely can understand how there would be a whole bunch of first time posters and noobies that would ask generic questions like me, sorry. On another note, about my car, I actually planned out something that will cost just over $2500 which is perfectly fine. Tell me what you think about it, it is all off of this one site that I found yesterday. If you have any other sites to suggest, it would help too though. Here are the things I would get: - ($860) Fuel Packages : It includes a Aeromotive -6 FPR w/ stainless steel fuel lines and fittings to directly bolt-in, a Fuel Pressure Gauge, 550cc Injectors (6 each) w/ Injector Clips, and a 255lph Walbro Fuel pump. - ($680) Electronic Packages : It includes a GReddy Boost Cut Controller, GReddy Profec B Spec 2, and the new Apex-i Neo fuel controller. - ($760) Cooling Packages : It includes a Fluidyne Aluminum Radiator, Flex-a-Lite Dual Fans, Redline Water Wetter (Qty. 1), and a polished Radiator Upper Hard Pipe - ($999) CT26 Turbo Upgrade 7MGTE & 3SGTE : Includes a completely rebuilt CT26 turbo with no core required. This is a ready to bolt in CT26 using a Toyota core, modified as required, clipped wheel, rebalanced with integrated wastegate, ready to go. I would get the 60-1: 61lb/min The thing is, when I first searched last night, I hadn't thought of getting the cooling package, and just as I was making this list I decided to add it there. However, that ends up being quite a bit over my $2500 limit. Which package do you think I could do without, but still receive maximum horsepower gains? That is the stuff I need help one, I want a turbo, but I wasn't sure how necessary a cooling package was, or if the stock cooling system would do until I got some money? Thanks a lot ahead of time! |
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