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Old 09-08-2009, 04:42 PM   #1
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Complete rebuild as in new cams pistons and a crank? Cuz if you can do that for 1200 than im tempted to do so myself.
The rebuild is with orginal cam. pistons, and crank. I had the cams redone with the head. The shop also checked the crank and polished and balanced the crank so it was like new. I put new rings in the pistons which were cleand like new and disassembled the rods and wrist pins to clean and relube. All new bearings and seals of course.

The other key was checking all the tolerances with plasticgauge on the reassemble so I kew all the rod and crank surfaces were still perfect. Luckily the shop did not have take anything off to retrue the surfaces.

A engine rebuild kit with pistons was $500 and crank would have been another $150. My pistons and crank were like new so I saved the money
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oh i see. that very nice. Cool stuff man, and what kit did you use? and im assuming that the extra bucks for the pistons and astuff is just the stock stuff
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Old 09-08-2009, 07:02 PM   #3
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Ya, everthing is stock except for the ARP Head Bolts and Metal HG. Since the shop got the block so clean - might as well go all the way. Got the rebuild kit from the shop but threw out the junck HG and upgraded to one that would not fail after a few miles.

I have thread on this project at http://www.toyota-supra.info/forums/...e-rebuild.html in case you missed it.

Just go the block back in yesterday and now working on the head reassembly.
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oh i see. Well i doubt ill get a kit from any shop around my town lol But i hope im as lucky as you with the block getting clean and all. It wld be nice not to have to replace all that.

Did you remove the block yourself?
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oh i see. Well i doubt ill get a kit from any shop around my town lol But i hope im as lucky as you with the block getting clean and all. It wld be nice not to have to replace all that.

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haha heck yes, too bad i cant afford that lol

Hey and D-Joker, you said that underaged driver cant drive turbo cars. So was your Supra a turbo at on point? like did you or the last guy take the turbo off so youg ppl cld drive it?
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