Idaho BS thread in the PNW

Yea but if a knock sensor is bad..it'll throw a code or put the truck in limp mode. Which is what happens when you have knock..so its not failing but something is happening that is making a code not be thrown.

was a popular thing for supras to rewire them directly with heavier shielded wire as they would pick up interference in the harness and up the car in limp mode.

 

Did you scan forcodes anyways? Ur little light might be out i say go borrow a scanner from ur auto store and see if anything comes up, unless you already did

 

Elevation and humidity will affect the way fuel burns. There is more oxygen at sea level than in Moscow and correlate. That could also be a factor in pre ignition that would explain the problems at sea level. It also could be timing chain stretch

 

oh yea..could be a timing issue..

you've had your timing belt replaced right ben?

 

Actually, it sounds like you should go spend a while at Monte's place while he does a 2jz swap for you

 

Hell no!














im going to do that first haha

then he can come

 

this is the first and only thing ive read but typically in the case of an octane solved issue either youre pushing lots of boost on stock internals and need to either lower your boost or lower your compression OR you need to clean the carbon out of your motor via some sort of high end cleaner and rod the piss out of the truck while you do that.

 

The root of your 2 year knock maybe?

 

multiple orgasms were had

 

Yesh!!!

 

get out, you never post in here. you cant just show up randomly for one picture then leave again

 

That's exactly what I am going to do. Link to a build...or more pics?

 

haha.

i got it from the solid axle thread

guy only has 30 posts, so i doubt there is one here. maybe pirate?

 

yeah im kinda going for the same thing only mine will be taller.

 

Low and wide = way better

 

Until you hit a bump going 30mph haha

Just depends on how you want to use it.

 

I just think if your going sas, you would want to stay low and maintain as much droop as possible. Uptravel isnt really necessary. A good shock or coil setup will handle bumps just fine... Dont need to be jacked up 4' in the air to handle bumps. Also sas inst meant for hauling ass over bumps

 

Like I said, it is dependent on how you plan to use it. Your statement makes sense if it's strictly a rock crawler.

 

What would be the benefit from a really tall solid axle setup?

 

I never said that a really tall axle setup is what I'd do.

I would just prefer something taller than the one pictured so I can drive it on the highway.

Just depends on what you want to use it for.

Low and wide works great for rack crawling buggies and such.

slightly taller to allow for more uptravel would be better for a highway capable rig.

Something really tall would be great for mudding.

Back to my original statement again, just depends on what you plan to use it for. There is not ultimate setup that works best for everything.