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supramacist 04-07-2007 06:36 AM

You don't need the AC...., delete it lose 45 lbs. And don't look back.

Very inexpensive and worthwhile mod if you don't use it anyway.

west_side_supra 04-07-2007 08:32 AM

yea i know thats what i did with my camaro, it had one of them big football style ac units. i never could get the condensor out. the ac on the supra looks like it would be kinda hard to take off.

west_side_supra 04-09-2007 12:35 AM

is there a good way to clean the insides of parts such as the intake manifold and exhaust, TB, 3000 ect...

IHateHacks 04-09-2007 12:47 AM

Yeah about 20 cans of brake cleaner and about 3 rolls of shop rags. It took me 4 days to totally clean my whole intake manifold. I would clean it as best as I could one day, then spray about a whole can of brake cleaner in the intake manifold and let it sit overnight, then go to work on it again the next day. Or you could bring it to a machine shop and have them clean it.

supramacist 04-09-2007 01:00 AM

A dremel with the pencil grinder extention and many flapper wheels. You can do the inside and out of it. Just don't shave past the inner grooves. When you take it apart you'll see the grooves. Just make it all nice and smooth on the inside and sand the outside as well. Hand sanding the outside goes a long long way.

And actually the supras' AC unit is quite easy to remove. It's all basically out in the open except for the wires to the condensor and if you plan to not use it again you can cut the problem areas with a dremel.

Supra2NR 04-09-2007 06:34 PM

I used a mineral bath wash on my intake manifold and a steel brush then I finishd it off with the brake cleaner

Figured it was cheaper since the mineral wash circulates and helps losen all the build up in the manifold
And the brake cleaner to clean up any residue left from the bath
Took me about a half an hour
(With a 10 minute cig break lol)

supramacist 04-09-2007 07:02 PM

I spent countless hours on mine. Either way will get it done. You may try some castrol super clean but be advised it's strong stuff.

west_side_supra 04-11-2007 12:28 AM

well i took it apart to see what the block and head looked like. the head gasket in my opionon looked fine, i cant tell where it blew. so my guess is the bolts streched to much. there is a pretty good amount of sludge to MMMMM sludge stinks like poo

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supramacist 04-11-2007 01:07 AM

That's the worst head and block I have ever seen after being broken down.

I would buy the economy sized jug of PB Blaster and hose that thing down totally twice a day for a week then wipe it down and see how much of that rust comes off of it and repeat until satisfaction occurs.

west_side_supra 04-11-2007 01:13 AM

mmm engine degreaser for the pistons and other sluged areas


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