good job seb
good job seb
QUOTE]Originally posted by kolumbo69
I think if you getting that much wheel hop you should get a 3-bar tune, so you don't spin so much and the coilovers will help a ton. Personally I would still go with Full-race for the traction bar [/QUOTE]
If you notice, i can no longer bolt a bolt on traction bar anymore since the factory bolt holes are no longer there and behind the metal plates i have welded there is no structural support. so getting a full race traction bar and getting it to bolt on is not poissible. I now have to make my own custom traction bar and design it to mount up and be welded into place.
Hopefully get it done this weekend so i can assemble my motor and toss it in.
Originally posted by SRT
Toyota knows exactly what the problem is (well, atleast the acceleration one) and its a software issue.
They are just waiting until NASA plasters it for the media and that, my friends, will be the final nail in the coffin.
RIP Toyota.
Well I assume it would be just as easy to weld a full-race one in place rather than bolt may want to call them. Just my .02
^^^True - might be easy, but I'd think that it'd be a waste of money to buy something as costly as a full-race and then render it unreusable by welding it.
Calgary is so much like an iphone: iCalgary - There's a bylaw for that.
hey everyone. i actually have decided to part out my project. I cant justify putting anymore money into a 20 year old car. Im thinking of buying a new car, so if anyone is intrested in my parts, shoot me a pm. the car is for sale. it will be completly stock with a b17 gsr motor and lowered with the skunk 2's if they dont sell rite away. 5000 OBO for the car in full running condition, i will keep you updated on returning the car back to stock.
Originally posted by SRT
Toyota knows exactly what the problem is (well, atleast the acceleration one) and its a software issue.
They are just waiting until NASA plasters it for the media and that, my friends, will be the final nail in the coffin.
RIP Toyota.