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The Hows And Whys of Battery Relocation - Garage Tech
Relocating the battery is a simple and easy way to get a big gain in handling and reduce overall weight for very little money.
Mike Kojima – Jun 11, 2020
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1987 Toyota MR2 - Tech Support
Where we cure all your tech problems.
Nov 14, 2011
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Toyota 2JZ Engine Swap - Question It
This month's winning letter asks about a Toyota 2JZ engine swap and what's involved.
Eric Hsu – Oct 5, 2011
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Toyota Echo Transmissions, Backfiring, and More - Question It
Fixing what you broke.
Feb 7, 2011
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Toyota Celica Swappable Engines - Tech Support April 2010
Find out which engines are swappable into your early model Toyota Celica, or what to do when you blow a K20 block in Tech Support for April 2010.
Henry Z. De Kuyper – Mar 23, 2010
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Toyota Solara Project, Part 1
TRD is making a lot of noise here in the States with its U.S.-division TRD U.S.A. With a plethora of performance and suspension components available for both early and late-model vehicles,
Jonathan Wong – Nov 1, 1999
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Porting Rotary Engines - Port Authority

At its most basic level, porting the intake and exhaust ports on a rotary engine is the same as porting the cylinder head(s) on a piston engine, in that the objective is to improve airflow in and out of the combustion chambers.

David Pratte – Jul 9, 2020
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