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trentmeyer23

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  1. Thx, I was looking at the front strut braces for the moment.. much easier to install.. Any opinions on the ones on ebay trent? Only main issue is that I'm worried they don't fit our Aussie Camries... in terms of quality and performance.. - well probably better than nothing Cheers! That's the risk you take. Someone has to pioneer things...
  2. As far as I am aware Whiteline no longer make a front strut brace. Here is the link for the swaybar however. http://www.whiteline.com.au/do_segue4.php?make=TOYOTA&model=CAMRY&model_final=CAMRY+SDV10%2C+VDV10+%28SCEPTER%2C+VISTA%29&vehicle=11%2F92-9%2F95
  3. It will be stiffer due to the reduced leverage.
  4. That belt routing diagram still amazes me. On personal note, Yeasterday, I finished fabricating a pair of seat rails to allow me to mount Gen 5 Camry Sportivo seats in my Gen 3. Advantages are more bolstering and much much comfortable.
  5. Not that familiar with Prado's specifically. Possibly either attached to the transmission selector module or the to the transmission itself.
  6. Now that is the kind of graffiti I like.
  7. Sounds a lot like a faulty park/neutral switch to me.
  8. US Coilovers work and I am 99.9% sure spring/coils will interchange.
  9. And that my friends is how a TRD should look.
  10. Each standard 5S-FE injector is good for 42.6hp(at flywheel) at 100% duty cycle. You have a ST202 that runs a 3S-GE with VVT-i, am I correct? If so things are very much different. Also your power figure is 197hp at the flywheel as well.
  11. You probably should have done a bit more research before buying a new flywheel. You don't always get direct bolt on fits with everything you buy. Maybe you should have bought a Fidanza instead.
  12. Well I can tell you the 5S ones aren't even good enough for 200whp if you are still running stock injectors.
  13. Man I love this car. So damn clean.
  14. That doesn't sound right at all, is it still standard height?
  15. It may have an in tank pump as well as the VE pump on the engine, been a long time since I've touched a Hilux fuel system. Either way you need to see if the injectors are getting fuel, if not, work backwards from there. If there is fuel getting to them then they may need a re-condition or replace.
  16. All of the above, however, add the fact it is a sports car, regardless of turbo or not, insurance companies will love you.
  17. As long is it goes off the system is working just fine.
  18. Fuel pump and filter are the first things I would be checking. Getting fuel up to the injector is the first step, being a non-common rail you can still crack the lines at the injectors.
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