Took it to the Track
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****! I just threw away my OEM rear end after installing the Aristo rear end with the Torsen in it
I would jump on this if you can afford it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Soare...Q5fAccessories
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I would jump on this if you can afford it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Soare...Q5fAccessories
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i think it was done by some performance shop, or some random guy who knew the system well.
cause they're not ment to run in TTC, they're made to run in sequential
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When i had my JDM turbos swapped out for the larger u.s. spec turbos , i had all the secret sauce mods and am running in TTC mode at 20psi. The car is a slug of the line i agree with you guys. I am hoping that after i install the built trans and high stall converter it will help the car get off the line better.
info on secret sauce mods for stock turbo setup
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/arc.../t-199001.html
info on secret sauce mods for stock turbo setup
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/arc.../t-199001.html
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Or you can swap pinion flanges diff to diff. Check rotational torque on the pinion before removing pinion nut. Swap flanges... torque nut to OEM spec and recheck rotational torque Finally if rotational torque is more the 2 inlb different than before swapping flanges adjust nut torque until you match previous rotational torque. last re-stake pinion shaft nut (20minutes tops)........Or get the big impact out, remove nut, swap flanges, and impact the nut back on until the gun jams or your air compressor kicks on...seems thats all that some people do.....
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