trentmeyer23

Dammit

FACEPALM, dibs on borrowing/testing, possibly purchasing Kluger setup.

Pretty sure a quick SEARCH will find your answer!

he drives a Holden enough said

Step 1, call exhaust shop Step 2, pay them money Step 3, think before asking questions that clearly can be answered in less time than it takes to sign up and ask the question.

Ahh, burn him, he the debbil. Seriously just WOW.

Please be careful, no one wants to see you throw a leg out of bed.

Disappointed, was hoping to see a massive piece of road and him really open it up.

With the power Greg is running, the Gen 5's won't be enough regardless. You don't have that power and drive like a little b*tch(on the track of course). You are right, I completely forgot about the Gen 4.

It's a lot of effort but it looks like it's worth it.

Not even worth using them, I think the Gen 5 are the worst brake setup Toyota used on the Camry's(hence why guys upgrade). Would be just as easy and as cost effective to run the Gen 3 calipers and hubs and Gen 6 rotors.

I think I'll have to rule myself out this week again, not really feeling up to it and don't think things will get better in the next couple of days. :(

It may be ugly but at least the owner forked out the cash and turbo'd it.

Finally, looking very clean man.

Incorrect. Was originally used in the Avalon. Only used in 2 Lexus's the RX and ES 350's. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_GR_engine#2GR-FE

Definitely bearing noise, good chance of it being an idler bearing.

Umm, why is there a powered by Lexus sticker on your engine cover?

I'm out, op early tomorrow.

That is where I got the numbers from.

ST165 Slave Cylinder/Release Cylinder. Part Numbers for Japanese Dealer Market. May help with getting an answer from Toyota. 31470-32030 (08/1987 - 12/1988) 31470-32031 (01/1989 - 01/1989) 31470-32032 (02/1989 - 07/1989)

i've ran 5mm slip on for years now, and never had an issue, atm i run 22mm hubcentric spacers no problems.. unfortunately my car is 4x100 and low offset wheels are extremely hard to find (least the stuff that i like) i searched night and day on yahoo auctions to find my current rims which are 16x7 +35 (lowest offset they come in), yet they are still quite sunk... even with 22mm spacers they are only "just" flush.. in my scenario, low offset wheels are really limited to VIP style or 6UL/AXIS OS/BBS stuff which i'm not too much of a fan of.. with that being said i have friends who have ridiculously low offset rims and still run spacers on it :D Stop giving rubbish advice and filling peoples threads up with crap about illegal spacers. WE GET YOUR POINT!!! On an ON TOPIC note, Jeffy those wheels look alright, something of that style in 18's would look good in black. I like your thinking of getting the correct offset wheels.

Was going to come to this, but my surgery will be on Friday. Hope you all have a great day.

Either that or CV's.

I see what you did there

YERP!!!