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mr_baboon 07-17-2006 07:53 PM

Just to well...introduce myself.

More than likely buying an 88 turbo this Saturday :)


And seeing as i will then own a car, I'll probably be posting here alot more..

TobyCat 07-17-2006 11:08 PM

what setup
 
Hey guys,

Just wondering what setup you are all running?

Engine/Turbo/Exhaust/Electronics etc.

I'm wondering which way to start going and wouldn't mind some advice :)

NashMan 07-18-2006 12:38 AM

Re: running car
 
for me

if it don't knock or it ant broke it don't get fixed cause proper einge work will run well into the thoused trust me i know know

just by power adder's tell she dies then rebuild it heheheh


Quote:

Originally posted by TobyCat
Yeah, running cars are good :)

Looks like I'm going to be taking mine off the road next weekend to rebuild the engine. Lots of little things that I'd like to tackle all at once

-Bad valve stem seals (puffs blue every startup!)
-Clacking lifters
-Leaky rear main seal
-Stock (but still OK) HG that needs upgrading

I figure I might as well pull the motor, and just give'r on it. As it stands now I think I'm gonna do the works

Metal Gasket (HKS/Greddy/Cometic ... any opinions on which is best?)
ARP everything (head blots, main studs, rod bolts)
Oil pump
Ross pistons (of $$ permits)

Sounds like a fun time, and a hell of a lot of machine shop work ;) Anybody have preferences on shops or know of guys that have experience with supra heads?

...startin' to sound like a big chunk to chew!


NashMan 07-18-2006 12:48 AM

Re: what setup
 
Quote:

Originally posted by TobyCat
Hey guys,

Just wondering what setup you are all running?

Engine/Turbo/Exhaust/Electronics etc.

I'm wondering which way to start going and wouldn't mind some advice :)


depend's on your buject / goal's

as for me this is the skinny on what i am runing

ss lex afm
580 cc injecotrs gonna be buying 720's soon
safc 2
greddy rebic lc
aermotive 1 to 1 reg
custom lexus thottle body 75mm vs stock 50 mm
custom ffi

enigne is fully build i run ross piston's short skirt je just don't last longh eghough for me what can i say i like skirt

oh yae my comp ratio is 9.3.1 vs stock 8.1.1


turbo is pte 67 p trim runing a tail 46mm waste gate


this car is cable of 600 plus when ever it si done and i don't think i will push the motor to fullest power since i kidna want it to last

TobyCat 07-18-2006 07:17 AM

Cool, I'm thinking of picking up a used SAFC2 off of supraforums for $175 shipped...I don't think he knows I'm in Canada ;)

Is that a decent deal? I've looked on eBay and it seems like that is a reasonable price.

islandsupra 07-18-2006 11:05 AM

that's not a bad deal man... I bought my safc1 for I think 150 US, then I sold it locally a short while ago for 180 when my headgasket blew lol.

I'm sure ryan or one of the guys in victoria could point you in the direction of a good machine shop. I had mine resurfaced at Thompson's Automotive in Nanaimo and they are good guys. I know they've rebuilt a few other 7M heads and a complete motor or 2 in the past.

I guess you gotta decide what your goals are powerwise/what your budget is and I'm sure some of us could at least point you in a general direction.

PS - don't forget about the suspension!! swaybars are still the single best thing I've done to my poor car.

TobyCat 07-19-2006 07:14 AM

SAFC
 
Well, it turns out it was 175 without shipping, so it came to 206 and that damn paypal fee :P

But oh well, honest guy and I hope to get it soon. Does anybody have wiring diagrams?

Paradox 07-19-2006 07:27 AM

http://www.pxi.ath.cx/vis/tech/s-afc/afc.html

thats for the first gen but the wiring is very similiar, just work it vs the haynes manual, its easy done.

NashMan 07-19-2006 05:03 PM

all you got to do diffent is hook up the nock sencer and you cna pick eather one i sujest the rear nock sencer since it will ahve the most nock

arturiusma7 07-20-2006 08:04 PM

oh wow... Ryan i think u should definately use this BOV on ur car.

BEST BOV EVER

TobyCat 07-21-2006 07:11 AM

LOL, that's so good.

NashMan 07-21-2006 05:23 PM

i was going to use deer call but mabe a duck caller might be good '

arturiusma7 07-21-2006 08:17 PM

i couldnt imagine showing up to suprafest with that... i dunno if they would even let me stay hahaha

NashMan 07-21-2006 08:47 PM

well i got's me a plans big brakes getting em form work

look at these bad boyz http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/faq/parts/v6caliper.jpg

i think i might bebale to make these work for the mk3 i gonna bring one home wiht me tommrow and start thinking

or just call vector muchining and see what they might quote me if there some big probs

arturiusma7 07-21-2006 09:38 PM

just dont forget about my downpipe tomorrow!! i might be brining my car to ur house.. and ill ust pull the downpipe off if u want.. but i think im going to be going from ur house to the ferry... so lemme know if ur not gonna have time or w/e... i coul dbe there anytime... but id have to be gone for the 9 ferry at the latest...

NashMan 07-22-2006 12:50 AM

well i may not be staying that long for work just leav me your number or some thign on here or some thign

NashMan 07-22-2006 12:51 AM

oh yae nice meeting you gusy at tim's tonight it's bena awheil since i sean mk3 there

arturiusma7 07-22-2006 07:30 AM

778-908-4687. just gimmie a call when ur off work. and well figure it out..

NashMan 07-22-2006 02:23 PM

well i fabed up the 91 v6 brakes it is no go in less you want to run less pad on the rotor witch = ant better then stock

i gonna try the 95 plus ones there goig to be more exp but there alot lighter cause there made of aumlin and such in stead of cast steel

Enraged 07-22-2006 02:39 PM

so you were planning to run the v6 calipers on stock sized rotors? if so, there wouldnt be much of an advantage. bigger rotors would help along with bigger calipers, as i bet you can lock up the stock brakes already, and a larger caliper isnt going to help with fade.

NashMan 07-22-2006 07:25 PM

well the reson for it is this faster brake respones and tighter feel and you pad will not muchrom under hard breaking like the stock ones teend to do

as asfor riding your brakes there not going to help to much it will be better but not liek light and day

another way to amke the per 91 and up capler to work is to use tt rotor but then you only be useing soem of it and it kidna look funny

TobyCat 07-24-2006 05:04 PM

Hey Ryan, what kind of boost controller are you using?

I'm looking around for a boost gauge/controller. Maybe the greddy profec b spec 2?

I don't plan on upgrading my turbo for a while ... is it even possible to hook one of these bad boys up with a CT?

NashMan 07-25-2006 09:24 AM

i whoudl really nto bother wiht a boost control just yet just shim it or bring it over to my house and do power package for you

promes a light and day diff when i am done

TobyCat 07-25-2006 10:26 AM

Sounds good :)

I'd like to pick your brain on what/how I should go about building up a 2nd motor. Right now my 7M is clackin' something fierce (well not THAT bad).

I wouldn't mind just coming by to see your "Lab" :)

mr_baboon 07-25-2006 02:16 PM

I was in "the lab" last night.

Scary, scary shit.

He honestly wouldnt let me leave without modifying my car in some form (SOGI short shifter + silver tape ftw).


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