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Old 03-24-2005, 04:21 PM
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internal differences-TT and N/A

what are the differences besides the turbo and non turbo models on a 1996 supra
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Re: internal differences-TT and N/A

everything. Pistons, rods, tranny, diff, driveshaft, head, etc.
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Actually the short block is the same. The difference is the propeller shaft(drive shaft), differential, head, injectors, turbos, trac control, ecu, clutch salve, clutch fork.

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