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1987 Toyota MR2 - Tech Support
Where we cure all your tech problems.
Nov 14, 2011
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Project MR6 Toyota MR2 - Compound Forced Induction
Project MR6, Part 7
Oct 9, 2004
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Toyota MR2 - Extracting Maximum Horsepower
Dyno Tuning HKS' VPC & GCC
Nov 9, 2003
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Project MR6
Check out the build of this Toyota MR2 powered by a 1MZ-FE V6.
Jeff Hartman – Jun 1, 2003
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Compound Forced Induction, Part 2 Turbocharging The Ultimate "Mr6" Power-Adder Test-Bed - 1991 Toyota MR2
Check out how to turbocharge a 1991 Toyota MR2.
Jeff Hartman – Apr 1, 2003
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Project MR2: Part 1
Axis Sport Tuning's tuned MR2 Spyder set three new records in our testing last June, but we're convinced we can do even better. Like most projects, we plan to show you each step of this MR2 Spyder's progression from mild to wild. Along the way, we're going to
Dave Coleman – Jul 15, 2002
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Project Toyota MR-2 Turbo Part IX: Back From the Grave
After blowing up our stock engine, we decide to upgrade a few parts to the 3SGTE.
Robert Choo – Apr 1, 2000
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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.

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