Swampy442
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Nice info Mike Just to add a 4" downpipes is overkill
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Given the performances of the 'number 2' drivers, a lockout isnt going to mean much. It all hinges on how dirty Max is prepared to be
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Is it an ebay special or a quality waste gate? There is condensation in exhaust gas so, if it hasn't really got hot water could form and start to corrode the piston
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Ask SRD what they recommend if theyre doing the work
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Why be tight on the most important part of the build? Doesnt Whifbitz do finance?
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A point of note as a Driftworks repeat customer, their delivery dates are little more than a rough guide. The wheels you order do arrive, just allow a bit of leeway
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Lovely car, they look stunning in red
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Yep, theres a great machine shop here me that can. As above, more info required
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Ive never seen REIS in real life, that has to be a rare thing
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No they can't be adjusted, it just converts a signal to the speedo, but cheap ones can cause issues
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Do you have a speedo convertor fitted?
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Lovely!
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Im sorry mate, I meant for Mark's stock centre caps
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Try Toyota, as far as I know theyre still available
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Awesome, how much?
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Get the front right up in the air, fill the rad, run the engine with the cap off and let it burp itself -
Has anyone ever removed the butterfly valve from the EGBV? If so how did you do it?
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Welcome to the club
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Is that what its called when you want to cash out?
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Here Goes.....Jonny's TT shell restoration / big build time
Swampy442 replied to jonny mac's topic in Supra Chat
Sorry about that mate, but its also common sense. Also a great wake up call for people thinking in 2021 you can make a Supra on the cheap. Those days are long gone -
1st thing, overfilling the oil wouldn't affect the piston rings. It would force oil out of every hole available, and would take a long time to clear the smoke. 2JZs are very tough engines, drain the oil, get it to the correct level, clean up all the leaked oil, drive it and see how it goes. Any garage will pray on you for easy grands for an unnecessary engine rebuild. Just take a step back and breathe
