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This is something I've been thinking too. I LOVE working outdoors despite the heat normally. I'll be trying for the job to at least give it a shot.

jdub: The never ending source of automotive tips and tricks I always wondered what that little thing was. What is its purpose when left on?

That is a very good point. Honestly, with it being so cold here still, I forgot about the 95 degree midday heat. Hmmm.... something to consider.

Lot tech = lot porter = dealership bitch. I had heard porter before, but I hear lot tech more often around here. :dunno: I could do worse than washing nice cars all day for 11-13 an hour. I.E. Continue to work at Best Buy for 9.50...

So I'm searching for a job for the summer and I *might* have a hook up for Lexus as a Lot tech. Pay should be ~11-13/hour at least and its down the street from my summer residence. Does anyone here have experience as a lot tech for any dealer? Anyone have other suggestions for a sweet...

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ARP studs from DRIFTMOTION :) They were excellent, IMO. They realized they forgot a piece of my order and First classed it to me and it arrived at the same time as the rest of the order. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE. If you have a problem, you can call the number for DM and actually talk to Aaron...

No worries here. :)

I'd love to help, but I'm in no shape to donate atm. :( (broke college kid) This community is unbelievably generous. I'm not sure I know of ANY other community that would even consider doing anything this nice and helpful. There is no other forum I'd rather be a part of. :) Good luck and keep...

x2 for the fuel source. :dunno:

Roommate showed me that last night. The counterbalancing acts in that are amazing!!! It reacts to external forces like a real being. Unreal. Kinda scary. Makes me think iRobot shit isn't too far off...

Jordan

Now I realize you meant that they do it to lessen the mass for acceleration, but you do realize that a lighter rotating mass DOES make you stop faster, right? Less rotating mass = less inertia = less angular momentum = less energy required to stop... and so fourth. I'm sure the rotating...

Genuine Toyota OEM wires are a good way to go.

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/catalog.aspx?F=8111&P=1 When I replaced mine, I used a small bit of flexible rtv for good measure. Toyota uses a sealant for sure as I have documentation as to when mine were replaced by P.O. and there was an RTV-ish substance all around the...

For those of you asking what parts are needed.... ugh. Read page 2 of this thread and IJ will tell you EXACTLY what part you need from toyota. ;) THANK YOU IAN!!! I had looked at that diagram for 5 mins easy and just thought that was a nut or something. ::dunce:: <<<Ordering that part later...

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More vagueness and less specific examples are needed to yield a result. :D Sorry, I don't know.

Where are the steering stops in the EPC? I have tried to find them, but I can't seem to locate them. http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/

I know, but then again I, myself, play an axe. :)