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Grab it.

True, we're done here.

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Hrm... I've never seen that data listed ANYWHERE. :( The part number is 15703-66010, they are cheap. If in doubt, just replace them.

What are you looking for? I can probably help you find it.

Stolen and added as ::dunce::

Although this thread did remind me that since I optimized the forum, database and server that we could reduce that restriction a bit. It's now 30 seconds instead of 60.

Correct. I'm still interested as to what exactly are you implying?

MKIV. No question. :)

The last time he was on was here was 09-29-2006 His last post was two months before that: Maybe he moved to Nebraska? :dunno:

What's the length? It might be a MKIV N/A 5-speed shaft.

No user has that username. PM me the email addy and I'll see if there are any accounts registered with it.

You shouldn't need to. Something is either wrong with your MAP-ECU or the wiring. Double check everything. I'll try tomorrow. I've been a little pressed for time and I didn't want to leave you a half assed answer. The quick comment would be that this car is pretty heavily modified, getting...

You just needed to remove the "?t=1174243588" off the end of the URL and it works fine. I fixed it for you. ;)

I carry a small tool kit in each of the cars... Each one also has a tire pressure gauge, flashlight, jumper cables, etc... Nothing special in the Supras as opposed to any other car.

The Fair Tax? :)

At this point, you've probably got a 50/50 chance of getting something that has been overheated at least once. As stated, these cars are getting old. Very old. The only reason I would look for N/A is you'll likely get it cheaper.

Damn, are you kids all so new to this car you don't remember our original motto? "Technology is the only substitute for cubic inches..." Yes, you can slap a big honkin' motor in an MA70 chassis, it's got the room. But it's crude. Making 3.0 liters put out mind boggling horsepower per cubic...

Sacrilege...