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How many miles on your TII? Stock/Mods

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Old Aug 10, 2004 | 07:52 PM
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I know there’s more tII out there. Or are they all in the junkyard with fire damage.
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Old Aug 11, 2004 | 12:01 AM
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Well if I was in your situation the best thing you could possibly
do is open up the motor and freshen it up. Take advantage of the fact
that you got everything you need at a good price, MT,BOV, Boost Controler, etc.
You should open the motor up ASAP and get yourself a rebuild kit with everything
you need. Im pretty sure your housings must be in good condition if you never overheated the car or ran low on oil, the housings should be good for another rebuild, "However be very cautious and thoroughly inspect the housings for any cracks, and scratches." While you
got the motor out replace all the basic vaccum hoses, and replace any other necessary hoses with silicone hoses. Also rewire the fuel pump like "Sureshot" said, and replace it with either a FD pump or a Walboro, change the fuel filter while your at it, and get your injecors cleaned and serviced while your at it. Also you didnt mention if you have a FMIC ? If you do have one it would be nice to install it once you finish with the rebuild. And I guess thats about it.
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Old Aug 11, 2004 | 12:35 AM
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I jus got my jspec yesterday. No real mileage confirmed. But they say 30K-50K. I noe dat in Japan, most cars dont make it past 60K. My car came stock, but I had to buy a radiator and fuel pump. So I got a Koyo Radiator and NipponDenso Competition Fuel Pump. With a custom 5"-6" TID.
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Old Aug 11, 2004 | 02:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Sammytom
DO you still have your vac spider? Check the vac line from the TID to the pipe you put the oil in. Theres a line that goes to those two spot. I don’t have that line( I removed the vac spider) and I had to make a catch can to catch the oil. But that’s on the right side of the motor. But that line runs by the water pump and alternator.
awesome... i'll have to check that out tomorrow.
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Old Aug 11, 2004 | 05:45 PM
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My '87 T2 has 49,XXX original miles and its sitting in the garage with a blown motor.
But, a new one is on the way!!!
This time i'll try to tune a little better.
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Old Aug 11, 2004 | 06:03 PM
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127k, all original.... still going strong!
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