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Re: AFM
| Posted By: | Erick |
| Posted On: | November 23, 2004 at 7:11 pm GMST |
It should plug and play, but to get the extra flow you are looking for, install an upper plenum from a 89 to 94 and have the thottle body opened up. The plenum will retro fit with minor mods and you will transfer your T/P sensor. Do this before adding a 82 Supra AFM, or install tri-y headers and 21/4" exhaust, the most cost effective and first to consider mod. It would be the best 'bang for the buck' with the excepting of one other mod. Changing back to stock tires if you're running 31's is a guarrentteed way to get power and much better braking out of the truck. And new rubber is a good thing.
sefus wrote:
> ok i know this is a celica for
> m but you guys seem to know a
> few things. I have an 86 22re
> 4runner and want to get a bett
> er flowing AFM. i read on here
> that the 82 supra has a large
> r AFM and is a direct swap but
> im not sure if that means a d
> irect swap to my ECU. any help
> ? thanks.
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