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wow, just wow.

The TSRM is currently being sent to Dylan Wiggins (cwapface) who will host it.

the 87 is searchable, but broken up into multiple PDFs by section. The quality on the 87 is not that great, either. The 90 is great quality, you can blow up the pictures and see great detail, and it is indexed. I couldn't figure out if that version was searchable though. I would really like to...

i have the 1990 TSRM in PDF format if anyone wants to host it. It is 125 MB and way way higher quality than the CygnusX1 version. I also have the 87 TSRM, a bit lower quality at about 37MB. I -also- have the Toyota EPC on CD around here somewhere.

I don't see how I am being cheap by making my own endlinks, I used Teflon coated steel rod ends, so to be honest with you, yours will wear out before mine. I got my parts from www.aedmotorsport.com by the way. So don't go running your mouth before asking.

Yeah no kidding. Come back when you are sober and run that paperclip guy through to clean up your spelling and grammar. :biggrinki

You are correct. I did mine with nice spherical rod ends that were 7.81 each. 8 were needed, and I also needed some threaded rod, jam nuts, washers, and nylock nuts. All together it was under 75$.

there were only 8(?) group A mk3's ever made, and only 2 exist today.

Mine is a RaceTek Engineering piece. You can order one from Ray Fong at racetek82@aol.com IIRC it is somewhere around 140$.

It was 80, but they lowered it to 40 recently.

This has got to be the worst advice I have ever heard! If that RTV decides to come off, or the accordian cracks more, guess where it is going? In to your 100,000 RPM turbo. This is good advice if you want to pull your compressor wheel out of your intercooler.

I had the parts laying around here for a few weeks, but my passenger side endlink finally popped, and was louder than hell. So I finally went to a hardware store, bought some threaded rod, and put them together. The loud clacking sound is gone and the steering has gained a lot of response :D...

get one of these badboys: :D

No, but I went to Infineon last week :icon_mull

yeah i am interested as well :)

To answer my own question, it is 32 lbs.

:kloguck:

some MDF, some nuts bolts and washers, an NPT adapter for my electric water temp gauge, i think that is all.

how much does the stock 2 piece weigh?

should be fine for your PCV, but in a serious oil bearing application, heater hose is unacceptable, it gets impregnated with the oil and leaks.