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Last night I'm leaving from my girl friends house in my 1992 SC400, this Lexus is my DD and the one that's been talked about on this forum for years.. I noticed earlier in the day, I gave it some throttle and it felt a little sluggish, first time...I thought it to be a dirty air filter or bad...

Weak lowend power is normal.. The only thing that will fix that is a torque converter upgrade. That really was the most disturbing aspect to me when I first got my SC400 years ago.. I remember racing big rigs off the line back in those dark days and losing..:o

Nice to see some 92's still running and on the road.. Enjoy, but check those LCA bushings, LED lights, and uneven tire wear. Those are the first things to go on the 92's..

How about this setup? I don't even know what to call this creation? I also don't now how you can see the road in front of you when driving?:eek:

This was too good not to share. A must see..:) How a differential works

15 years old on any turbo'd sportcar and your spending 20k is not easy thing to swallow. I can clearly see how 15 year old parts on these cars could wear out. I would be very picky and patient if I were going to buy one of those Supra TT cars..

Nice link XR8tt^^^^^^^ A 4.6L V10 that revs like a motorcyle...Hmmm? Amazing engineering.. Too expensive for my taste. If by miracle I hit the Lotto one day sign me up:p

I thought some of you might like to check this $350,000 Lexus super car out... Get em while they last if you can afford one.. http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/108609/lexus-350000-sports-car?mod=family-autos Any thoughts on this new beast?

^^^^ So potentially and fully opened up this motor could make alot more horsepower? That intake is small and appears to be very restrictive..

The stock SC400 will get buried... Too heavy and too slow... My prediction anyway... I remember when my 1992 SC400 was completely stock, I don't think I won a single race back then. I even got used by the older stock 4.6 automatic Mustangs infact.. I honestly couldn't take it anymore as I...

I would like to know how they squeezed an impressive 600hp out of this N/A 5.5l V8 motor? Must be a high rever....

He's still the greatest golfer of all time regardless of his personal life romps.. Atleast he didn't bring loaded guns to the golf course like Gilbert Arenus did in the NBA.. These pro athletes really suprise at times that's for sure, what's next?..:eek:

Thanks for the hookup again David... I will call you for the tranny pick up maybe on Monday.. I got to get the bank cashiers check for Aaron and I will give that to you David when I pick up the transmission... This worked out great...Thank you David, thank you Aaron..:)

I have a 1992 SC400 and the plug that didn't match was from a 1995 SC400.. Atleast that is what the owner said the tranny year was anyways..

Thanks Lex.. I will PM him..

This is a very old thread that I am reviving.. I am currently looking for a transmission to swap into my 1992 SC400.. I just found a 1995 tranny for $200 with 108,000 miles on it and the plugs unfortunately don't match up with my 92.. The 92-94 SC400 transmissions are the perfect fit and...

^^^ Love my Snap-on extension set.. Funny that you mentioned that.^^^^ You guys convinced me, my next tool set purchased will be a Craftsman set. Snap-On tools have worked fine for me over the years but I agree alot of the tools are too skinny in stature. You guys made me search out for my...

Wow, all you guys are fans of the Craftsman tools and not the Snap-Ons.. That's news to me. I guess I need to go back to the Craftsman tools eventually and dump all my Snap-Ons..:mad: It's been years since I actually used Craftsman tools so maybe im just out of touch with them.. I really like...

I grew up using Craftsman tools from Sears. I had a Sears store right down the street from me when I was a young lad.. Then I got introduced to Snap-on tools by a friend in college. I must say I did prefer Snap-On tools over Craftsman for some reason.. Both are great tools though...

Update for whom ever is interested. 7 years later my flex-a-lite dual fans are still working vantastic on my SC400 Lexus equiped with the stock sized radiator. Never had one problem, just with the heat sensor..Fans work and cool great.