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Hey Ronnie, two quick (and possibly stupid questions). I'm about to put in my sub frame and steering rack bushings in that I got from you. What type of grease do you recommend for the subframe bushings and am I suppose to squeeze the steering rack ones on from the sides or cut them like the...

Good idea, I think I already have straps here. So I just run them under the engine and around? Also the reason I was going to drop the subframe was so that I could do the subframe and steering rack bushings while I was at it and make the other part installations easier but I might just wait...

What makes them the best available? Also are you affiliated with them?

I only need to lift the engine an inch or two so I can drop the subframe and replace the engine mounts as well. I thought about running the chain between the two hooks but the support beam doesn't sit high enough out of the engine for that to work. I'm sure I can find something to wrap the...

I ordered the Dorman upper arms. I'll let you know how they work out. I'm wondering if I should leave in the bushings they come with or press them out and put in the ES poly bushings I have already. I saw the two hooks but they're on opposite corners of the engine which doesn't help me to...

Hello all. I've got a 91 7mGE that i'm rebuilding a lot of the front suspension on. I've already stock piled most of the parts - Energy Suspension Poly Bushings, Inner and outter tie-rods, poly subframe bushings, engine mounts, lower ball joints, sway bar end links, and some Zankoku coilovers...

I e-mailed Aaron at driftmotion earlier today about the motor mounts and he said that his are from the mk4. I'll be ordering a pair tonight from him for my 91 :)

Hey, just checking in on the status of the Coilovers

No thoughts on it anyone? So far it looks like I'm going to do 16k/12k unless people think that may make the rear too stiff :nono:

What is the recommended springrates for these cars? I'm about to order Stance and I was thinkg 16k/12k but i've heard the back are pretty stiff in relation to the front

I'm about to purchase my first set and I wanted to know how those springrates are working for you so far? I was thinking of doing 16k/10k. since it wouldn't need a revalve and also the car would see more of the city then the track. If you have any feedback of suggestions it would be most awesome

After reading dozens of other posts, I decided to go with Stance coilovers for my 91. I like the ability to adjust which is also nice since I may be driving it across country to a new place to call home. But I digress, it seems they come with 14k front and 10k rear as the standard spring rate...

I just bought my Supra a couple months ago and I had a similar noise. I couldn't figure it out and was worried it was rod knock. It turns out the bolt on the front of the balancer was so loose you could tighten it by hand. Once I tightened it back up the noise was gone. Hopefully driving it...

As for the hood not popping I had the same problem and all I did was grease up the latch and it works perfect now.

Same problem, just haven't had the time to tear into everything without knowing what i'm getting into... Bump

My drivers side does the same thing. It seems to be a loose or iffy connection because if I hit the door a few times it almost always starts working (for awhile)

In the case of my 91 NA, If I shut the motor off and then open the door, they stay on... But if I open the door, then shut my motor off, they turn off automatically. Give that a shot

I'm a little new to the supra's, but when i first bought my 7mge i had a ticking noise. I thought i needed a valve adjustment but I then found I had a small exhaust leak between the exhaust manifold and downpipe. I bought the new donut gaskets and put them in and the noise is gone. Just another...

Hello everybody! I figured i'd start off by introducing myself. My name is Erich and as of about 5 months ago I own a 1991 NA with about 148k on it. It's free of any *major* dents or scratches and the interior isn't so bad either. I've always loved the timeless looks of the MKIII. My...