Toyota tuff!!!
11-05-2010, 05:46 AM
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nice lol about 10 years ago we took a trd tacoma and put a 125 sportsman fogger on her and put about 8 bottles through her big *** nitto truck tires we did a 13.0 bouncing off the speed limiter (fuel cutoff lol) burnt the plugs did 1 more run and poped a few wholes in a few pistons lol if we would have put a pump and got the speed limiter off she would have been even faster pulled hard too
11-06-2010, 04:50 AM
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nice lol about 10 years ago we took a trd tacoma and put a 125 sportsman fogger on her and put about 8 bottles through her big *** nitto truck tires we did a 13.0 bouncing off the speed limiter (fuel cutoff lol) burnt the plugs did 1 more run and poped a few wholes in a few pistons lol if we would have put a pump and got the speed limiter off she would have been even faster pulled hard too
11-06-2010, 10:03 PM
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OP, you should take it to the local dealership and tell them you have a squeak/rattle somewhere that you want them to diagnose
02-09-2011, 01:54 AM
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He was just recalling his experience with a high performance toyota, I didn't read anywhere that the reply's are required to be directly about the original subject.
OP, you should take it to the local dealership and tell them you have a squeak/rattle somewhere that you want them to diagnose
OP, you should take it to the local dealership and tell them you have a squeak/rattle somewhere that you want them to diagnose
02-09-2011, 11:14 AM
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its a truck manifold.. really easy to spot.. and i got a drain plug tig'd to the front since my steering rack is in the way of the original drain plug
03-01-2011, 08:31 PM
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in the works..
waiting on tbss t/b adapter for the 80mm bbk
just got the tune in from black bear.
need to put on the other flexplate
it is now an lq4 motor sittin inside of her.. same 4l60e trans
waiting on tbss t/b adapter for the 80mm bbk
just got the tune in from black bear.
need to put on the other flexplate
it is now an lq4 motor sittin inside of her.. same 4l60e trans
03-02-2011, 02:26 AM
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3.5 over each side.. with some race runner coilovers..
the rears gonna be linked.. with a 9in full floater with some 16in coils
ima not doing sua deavers.
the rears gonna be linked.. with a 9in full floater with some 16in coils
ima not doing sua deavers.
03-02-2011, 11:25 AM
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the motor mounts were done by Deeds in chatsworth, ca
that being said.. thats all the credit that will be given out.
my truck sat at that shop and waited my time.
ive done way more progress at home.
03-02-2011, 01:59 PM
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this is awsome
although how close is the motor to the firewall? looks like its pretty far away, its usally good to keep the motor as far back as possible, i did a v8 offroad mightymax build about 5 years ago and we had half the motor in the pass compartment, but this was also strictly race truck
the rx7 im currently building is about 3/8 to 1/2 from touching the firewall
although how close is the motor to the firewall? looks like its pretty far away, its usally good to keep the motor as far back as possible, i did a v8 offroad mightymax build about 5 years ago and we had half the motor in the pass compartment, but this was also strictly race truck
the rx7 im currently building is about 3/8 to 1/2 from touching the firewall