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Forum: MKIII Supra

05-25-2007, 12:23 PM

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Posted By IHateHacks

That would be the fuel pulsation damper. Let me...

That would be the fuel pulsation damper. Let me guess, you didn't replace the copper sealing washers?

Fuel is the worst fluid to leak on a car. Not only will it not run right, but you severely...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-25-2007, 02:39 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

That thing you show in that picture is called a...

That thing you show in that picture is called a Dashpot. Go look it up in the TSRM. Its there, you just have to look real hard. And yep, it just dangles there with that cotton shit hanging out of it,...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-17-2007, 01:59 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

Blitz still kicks the shit out of a K&N anyday of...

Blitz still kicks the shit out of a K&N anyday of the week.

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-17-2007, 01:35 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

Oh MY god..... First of all, yes you can...

Oh MY god.....

First of all, yes you can buy new injector insulators (black rubber things that seal the injector to the cylinder head), grommets (the black rubber things that rest on the fuel...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-16-2007, 01:32 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

I don't know because I used ARP bolts. ...

I don't know because I used ARP bolts.

Supramacist will know. If I had to guess I'd say no, the cams can stay in place, you are just going to have to use a little ingenuity to get them on, think:...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-15-2007, 05:24 PM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

You have to calibrate the TPS when you install it...

You have to calibrate the TPS when you install it on the throttle body, its in the TSRM.

You have to use RTV where the block meets the inner lower timing belt case, its in the TSRM.

The TSRM...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-05-2007, 02:14 AM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

You said the mating surfaces are "better than...

You said the mating surfaces are "better than brand new" yet you still have to get the gasket material off the block?

My friend, you have alot of work to do. How, may I ask, were you planning on...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-03-2007, 01:12 AM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

Very well put supramacist! Even with ARP...

Very well put supramacist!

Even with ARP bolts, the cams have to be just right to fit the socket in there.

*Sniff* *Sniff* I smell weed.....LOL

Funny shit man.

Ok back on topic.......

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-02-2007, 04:24 PM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

A stock head gasket (new) with ARP bolts, has...

A stock head gasket (new) with ARP bolts, has been proven to withstand 14psi all day.

Head studs are meant for full race applications. It's more about the quality of the head gasket install (head...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-02-2007, 12:10 PM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

The ARP studs have an allen head hole in the top...

The ARP studs have an allen head hole in the top of them and the stud kit will come with the correct size allen wrench. You use that to install them. But do NOT torque the studs. The studs only go in...

Forum: MKIII Supra

05-02-2007, 01:26 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

If you use studs, the last 4 (2 on each side)...

If you use studs, the last 4 (2 on each side) closest to the firewall have to be installed after the head is on. No big deal.

Unless you are planning on running more than 14psi with a bigger...

Forum: MKIII Supra

04-11-2007, 12:53 PM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

Whoa calm down there buddy :) There is an...

Whoa calm down there buddy :)

There is an easy way around it. I used a whiz wheel. It's a 90 degree angled die grinder with a whiz wheel attachment. I used the red 3M abrasive disc meant for...

Forum: MKIII Supra

04-10-2007, 02:57 PM

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Posted By IHateHacks

That's what a lapping tool does. Its a heavy...

That's what a lapping tool does. Its a heavy (like 60lbs) disc about 12 inches in diameter. You use a special lapping compound that acts as an abrasive. You can do this with the block in the car, but...

Forum: MKIII Supra

04-09-2007, 12:41 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

With the block still installed in the vehicle,...

With the block still installed in the vehicle, you can lap the block yourself by hand, but the lapping tool is like $400 and you need lapping compound. And you need to remove the dowel pins that are...

Forum: MKIII Supra

03-15-2007, 02:44 AM

Replies: 80

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Posted By IHateHacks

Here's what they look like. Ive used it on...

Here's what they look like. Ive used it on exhaust nuts before with good results. Use it only as a last ditch effort. Try the vice grips first.
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Forum: MKIII Supra

03-15-2007, 01:32 AM

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Posted By IHateHacks

Whoa could you get those pics any smaller? :) ...

Whoa could you get those pics any smaller? :)

You have a couple of options for your stripped 12mm nut problem. 1 is get a big pair of vice grips (locking plyers) and clamp that mofo on there...

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