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Poodles- Go with the 2 piece if it puts your mind at ease. But the one piece has thus far proven to be reliable. I give an utmost amount of credit to Shaftmasters for creating a 2 piece for the Supra. These guys are a pleasure to work with. Like jdub said, our 1 piece ds are excellent, 11.5lbs...

I enjoy when newscasters speak their mind, unedited. That guy was something else.

Remember! LOL :arcadefre:

Where did you get the Magnaflow #12298 for $78?

1.4 qts as listed in the repair manual. Just get 2.

Thats one heck of a ride. Thats lucky she walked away unharmed.

Tookwik's 7M C.O.P Writeup http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39059

$2500 is high, depending on the condition of the rest of the vehicle. You will find out when you look at it.

Are you getting vacuum to the diaphragm? The valve is difficult to open by hand, vacuum easily pulls it open. Do you have a hand vacuum pump to test it just to make sure?

I hear ya, its been 0 F and -15 windchill here for awhile.

I have bypassed it before while waiting for the replacement valve. It just constanty flows hot coolant into the heater core, tolerable in the winter. But it could get quite hot in the cab in warmer climates.

This part. Shaeff posted these pics.

Confirm your heater valve is actuating. The lines can be hot (heat soak from the engine) but still have no flow. If the valve is opening, your core could be plugged or you have another part in the system that is bad.

Nice and clean, congrats.

AFM/MAF plugged in and working?

You know there are many more bushings in the car than what Superpro offers right? BTW: I have Superpro's.

You are saying superpro has every bushing for the car besides rear upper A arm and front upper + lower A arm? I was not aware of this.

Too many red balls. Fly me to the moon!

Looks correct, no sealer is required.

LOL, that will be the day.