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Old 05-10-2006, 09:19 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Roman
Found some good info, thanks heaps to Pheonix for the great info re: part numbers etc, awesome.
No problem, anything i can do to help, let me know. Roman, i would like your help for a little project im doing and id like to ask you to be partners with it. Basically, all i need is information for a website coming soon (www.beams-redtop.com )



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I bought it damaged, it had blown a piston from leaning out too much, combined with some high RPM action I would imagine. As it was running an HKs fuel computer at the time. (Pic of blown piston below!)
What, i dont see a problem


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TOMs extractors
Man, this statement kept confusing the hell out of me. For those of you that dont know.....Extractors = Exhaust manifold


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I've also got the gen 5 helical LSD gearbox
Im looking for one of these, my setup didnt come with it. If you happen to stumble across one, let me know


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I think having the ported head + balanced bottom end is not going to do much good without some cams and an increased rev limit, so I will investigate this while I have it out of the car over the next while.
Im currently working with a fellow board member in canada (canada is the ******* of the world BTW) about getting some Billet Cams made up for us. TRD a few years ago made an aftermarket cam that is VVT-I enabled so we wouldnt lose that. Unfortunatly finding one new or even used is impossible. So im researching the durations and lift of the TRD cams and will pick one to have made into billets. Luckily, the only cam we really need in VVT-I is the intake cam. Ill keep you posted on how that goes.


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The cam timing was set up incorrectly, and had to pull the motor out to fix it. (Was backfiring out the intake... And it's impossible to even get the cam belt cover off the engine while it's in the car, as it's hard up against the strut tower!)
I've yet to find anyone that actually knows how to set up the timing properly, including a mechanic at toyota. It doesnt have the usual markings etc. to set it up. I thought I had it right originally, however I was obviously wrong.
My Engine was running perfectly before he pulled it, if you would like, i can take pictures of the cams and cam gears and where they are set for you to copy. I actually havnt had a chance to check and see if the timing belt is still on so ill check tonight.
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