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Old 10-18-14, 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by lilSCsteve
Yes, yes! Do it! Go Gerrb, go Gerrb-GO! Get Er-Done!

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hahaha... I would rather work on my toys on my free time rather than jumping out of airplanes on a parachute , which you love to do .
Old 10-18-14, 08:13 AM
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You should do the nitrous lines but put them on the bottom side of intake manifold.....sleeper nitrous kit...FTW
Old 10-18-14, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by CatManD3W
You should do the nitrous lines but put them on the bottom side of intake manifold.....sleeper nitrous kit...FTW
Ryan, I was thinking if I am putting a 3.4 stroker motor with a brand new V160 / diff on the Black Pearl , I might as well make the engine bay look good...nothing fancy with a lot of chrome but a BEASTLY LOOK. Being a rare Black 1997 SC300 5 speed, I would like to be able to put it beside any MKIV and wouldn't look like inferior for which our SCs are always considered compared to their bigger brother MKIV. I like the looks of Direct port nitrous hard lines just like what I have on the red mamba one.

If not then ,I will just take out the Intake Manifold on the other engine I had just completed since it already has the ports for nitrous under every runner.

t I really like the looks of nitrous hard lines. It makes the engine bay look intimidating !


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Old 10-18-14, 07:23 PM
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are those bolts on the valve covers from the acura legend? that hold down the coil on plugs? i like the way they look on there.

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Old 10-19-14, 03:59 AM
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Originally Posted by DoomLight
are those bolts on the valve covers from the acura legend? that hold down the coil on plugs? i like the way they look on there.
Yes Sir ! The idea came from soarer13oy if I remember right.. thanks to him and jeslet too for sending me some of those bolts
Old 10-19-14, 02:41 PM
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Tough question? lol...seriously, I'd rather work on my toys-now if I could only figure out how to combine the two? ha!

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There is really not much difference between an Original GREDDY Intake Manifold for the 2jzgte and the knockoff .

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there is really not much difference but casting marks




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Regardless of which one you use ,knockoff or original , they will be same functionalilty. I suggest though to weld the lower runner to avoid any leaks .

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Good info there.....other than the few casting marks and other things....how is the fitment on the knockoff compared to the greddy....
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Originally Posted by CatManD3W
Good info there.....other than the few casting marks and other things....how is the fitment on the knockoff compared to the greddy....
Fitment is actually good for both but you have to clean up some slags or casting imperfections both for the knock off and original specially on the 6 runner holes. And if you can do port / gasket matching , better.

For these intakes , regardless if it is original or knock off, it is better to get the runner be welded to the plenum to avoid leaks at high boost.
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Just goes to show how quality parts differ in production and detail.
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Haven't work on my toys lately but am always on the hunt for some bargain stuff.

Someone mentioned to me a 2jzgte VVTi in the middle of nowhere that had been sitting on a pallet for 4 years under a tarp with a plywood on top . I was told anyone who brings $500 , they can come with a truck and it would be loaded by a forklift so off I go in the next 10 minutes to check it out.

These where the pictures sent to me. I believe this is worth it if true .. I am changing a bit on my Black Pearl Setup. Since it will be a street car , I would like to use a built VVTi head instead of the non VVTi with the 3.4 stroker , 10:1 compression engine with V160 , ProEFI . Torque down low and spool will be great together with the new PT6870 and QSV , it should be a perfect road warrior in a sleeper form.

I will keep my fingers crossed , hoping I am bringing it home today !









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I would get it if it's for $500.
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Originally Posted by KingPhilip
I would get it if it's for $500.
definitely worth it... I thought , looking at the pictures sent to me, it was soaked wet having only a tarp / plywood on top and exposed to the elements of nature for the past 4 years.

apparently it was well covered... the only thing that had surface rusts was the flex plate and part of the bell housing that should clean up well easily. I took out the coil / plug cover. It was dry on the galley and no signs of having been wet. Even turbo areas have no sign or real rusts.

heading back home with it..... $500 ??? heck, that is just the cost of a 2jzgte head.




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