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First off i have searched, but apparently not for the right thing... I am in the process of fitting a 1uzfe into a mk3 supra, and and curious how people deal with aftermarket exhausts deal with the whole 4 o2 sensor thing. surely there are people running around with out cats... how does...

eh, as long as its done and balanced properly, i cant see any major downsides to this method, especially considering the cost difference.

a couple questions about the redrilling idea, that maybe you guys can answer. the 7m flywheel has 7 holes, the 1u has 8... so it cant be a simple adjustment. hows this work? anyone else done this? edit: after checking out v8supra.com, it makes much more sense.. lol

i never understood the redrilling process, but i have been in touch with peter (v8supra), so i will ask him. since a stock flywheel for the 7mgte is only $34, that seems like the way to go to me.

as i understand it, there is a company in Australia that makes a direct fit adapter for the 1uz to the r154, so i plan on persuing that. i was all excited about the fidanza flywheel thing, but it seems thats not gonna happen, so im not yet sure about clutch.

i will be using the r154 that came stock in my supra. yep :) i already pulled all the traction control stuff from under the hood, as well as the nearly new (been sitting for 6 months) front brake calipers... all stuf i cant use, but intend to sell.

well, unfortunately, i cant keep the car till the swap is done, due to neighborhood regulations against wrecked cars..., but i will go ahead and pull the dash apart tomorrow, and get the underhood wires out as well.

which other harnesses do you mean? underhood? dash? i still have the car, but was not sure how the two cars' harnesses would have to mesh.

ok, so i know it can and has been done (www.v8supra.com). i only know of one, and know of none in the U.S., but i could be wrong. I pulled the motor, wiring harness, ecu, etc. out of an sc400 last week (which i got for a song). my goal is to have the motor running in stock trim by the end of...