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You need to be more specific in what you're asking, I can write pages and pages and pages on wheels and turbo upgrades.

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First I whant to upgrade the turbo and a flash-tuning. I understand that the original turbo can suport up to 400 hp. I whant to know what I am suposed to do for this upgrade: to change the turbo or to modify the existing one.

Also I think I need whide wheels on the back to keep up with the power.

If you can help me I wil apreciate.

I forgot to mention that my supra is auto

I have to modify also the gear box or it can work with this power?

And thanks for the flash part. I did not konw and the people from the shop that is doing that told me that they can do a flash tuning.

Flash tuning can only be done on certain cars, not the mk3.

Autos will only hold so much power, and I think it's in the high 300's. 400 might be high for it. I Don't have one so I don't know how to make 'em hold more.

from what i've noticed, 7m's get a little sensitive around the 400mark. i would suggest running a fairly high octane fuel, or have some sort of meth/water injection system to lower those combustion chamber temps. here its either 91 octane which is good for about 1bar of boost, or 100 octane. its twice as much for 100 but i dont have forged internals, so, i dont like to gamble. if you can keep the pistons from cracking, you can get a lot of hp out of the 7m 500hp+ that one guy on supraforums got 650 i think on a stock motor.

I have a problem. I don't know if it is big or not but my car is start shaking when I reach 3000 RPM in the last gear and from that point it is continue till the end of 6500 RPM.

The shaft looks OK in I don't know what might be the problem.

HELP Please.

It could be the centre bearing. When they wear, the driveshaft can move around causing vibration and noise. Often the first sign is a clunking sound when you first let out the clutch from a stop.

The 7M is well proven to around the 500hp mark on stock components (except of course the turbo). People having problems at 400 either don't know what they are doing, are paying someone who doesn't know what they are doing, or are modifying worn out engines, and that really relates back to not knowing what they're doing. Properly done, there should be no issues.

Bob

I drive a auto, but it is corect, I hear a noise when I shift from Drive to Retour or when I Put the car in N and after that in D.

So I have to change the entire part? Or only the bearing?

The bearing is one piece, and the driveshaft is mounted in it before it is put in the car. You might take the opportunity to make sure the shafts are balanced while you have it apart, just to make sure that is the problem/that is the only problem.

10x

Next week I will start working.

I have change my rims with Barracuda Star Form Evolution 18". I have to change also something on stearing in order to work propely?

There are steering stops on the hub that may need adjustment depending on rim fitment, but generally you don't even need to worry about them. Most people don't have them attached anymore as they were nylon caps on the end of bolts.

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How does that at all help his problem?

There are many other things it could be, were the wheels balanced and such before they were installed?

Yes, The rims Were balanced but now I see that the stearing fluid is coming from the top of the reservoir, from uder the cap. I also see that when the engine is runing, if I rev it a little, the power stearing is working perfectly. If I don't rev it, it is not working.

You have a clogged reservoir screen. You can remove the reservoir and clean it out, and while you are doing it you might as well change bleed the fluid from the rest of the system. I find brake cleaner and a smaller round paint brush (1cm, 1/2 inch) will get in there to dig into the debris caught by the screen.

To change the fluid, put the reservoir back on and don't attach the return line. Fill the reservoir with clean fluid and have a friend turn the steering wheel. This forces the fluid out, and you can continue to fill up the reservoir until you see new fluid coming out the open return. It's messy, but works.

10x a lot

First thing next morning I will do it. After that I sent a reply to tell you if that was the problem.