never mind that, i see you are going with the redtop small port, they are afm
I am yet to see an AFM small port , the 3 that i have are MAP .
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CAMB01 wrote:Well Redmist if you can show me the steel casting marks on a ZE or 20v crankshaft i might believe you, if you look at the crank it has a wide raised die mark which indicates a forged crank.
I have a 20v crank which is forged steel.
TRDWGN wrote:CAMB01 wrote:Well Redmist if you can show me the steel casting marks on a ZE or 20v crankshaft i might believe you, if you look at the crank it has a wide raised die mark which indicates a forged crank.
I have a 20v crank which is forged steel.
refers back to Mr Revhead's investigation into Toyota's Parts computer where all cranks have the exact same part number....... I would stand by this means of identification as there is the biggest chance of accuracy, if there is one thing i do not doubt it is Mr Revhead and his toyota parts database!!! lets face it no self- respecting manufacturer would have differently manufactured parts under the same part number, this would not be good logistics
TRDWGN wrote:CAMB01 wrote:Well Redmist if you can show me the steel casting marks on a ZE or 20v crankshaft i might believe you, if you look at the crank it has a wide raised die mark which indicates a forged crank.
I have a 20v crank which is forged steel.
refers back to Mr Revhead's investigation into Toyota's Parts computer where all cranks have the exact same part number....... I would stand by this means of identification as there is the biggest chance of accuracy, if there is one thing i do not doubt it is Mr Revhead and his toyota parts database!!! lets face it no self- respecting manufacturer would have differently manufactured parts under the same part number, this would not be good logistics
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