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The EMU is a great piggyback unit and you can pick them up for a good price from America too. As for the wiring, it will be a little different from the Soarer, but not so much so that it'll be a headache.

Rush headers sound unbelievable. I got the larger primaries.

Go the EManage Ultimate. Have a chat to Cihan for some advice too - he's good with this sort of thing.

There's a full V160 gearbox set-up to suit the 1UZ in the for sale section, for a cheap price.

How sure are you of this? I ask this because the engine bays are very different in Soarers vs Supras. I'm not a big fan of chopping and changing (because I'm not very good at it!).

If the AFM is giving the signal for fuel cut/timing retardation, then your fuel economy should suffer. It's either the AFM is sending an inaccurate signal, or that the ECU is not interpreting the signal correctly. Put it on the dyno with and without the AFM connected to know the level of...

Will it fit a Toyota Soarer?

The new Adaptronic E440 is good value. It's even compatible with the GM E85 sensor, so the mapping adjusts based on the level of E85 in the tank. :)

Nice job, looks great.

Thanks mate. ;)

What turbo were you running?

You can always get a dyno run elsewhere if you're unsure of the dyno. Anyway, I'd say the figures seem aren't unreasonable. I'd calculate the total air flow going to the engine and compare it to proven set-ups. Yours is a great turbo too.

1994 Toyota Soarer UZZ31. I'm also picking up a 1996 Toyota Soarer UZZ32 soon. It's the latter that I'm looking to pepper up, as it has a far superior chassis to any other Soarer. I want a streetcar, a sort of E55 AMG equivalent - a comfortable, refined luxury car with a strong reaction when...

293 HP for a Naturally Aspirated Engine? How? VVTI?

I think you misread my post. Your statement actually agrees with mine. I said that E85 is similar in pricing to non-ethanol based fuel and not 1.00 a litre (therefore the 30% greater fuel consumption is not offset by the cheaper cost). When you say it will corrode crap alu alloys, that's a...

In Victoria, E85 is comparable in terms of pricing to normal fuel (slightly cheaper, but not 35% cheaper like your state). Is it true that it corrodes rubber and certain metals? And you need a different fuel pump? What needs to be changed to accommodate this fuel?

You use 30% more? That's a massive figure mate, not worth the extra power IMO?

http://lextreme.com/rods.html This is a great article. I suggest the earlier rods as they are so cheap.

http://www.lextreme.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14292 Adaptor plate for sale here!