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What joint inside the rack? The inner tie rods are external, and the spherical joint on them can have play. You can feel it when you try to move the tire. Any good mechanic should be able to tell if the tie rods are bad or not.

It's really not that bad, and no, you don't need to take the rack off the car.

I like the stock oil cap. Looks neato.

Removal: (Steps 3-5) Installation: (Steps 16-19) Hope that helps.

Agreed. I would never sell the Supra for anywhere near market value on it. Not worth it to me.

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It has some weird mods done to it, but it's still a CLEAN car.

Rear subframe broke above front diff mount. Hurt my rear bumper a bit on a guard rail. Other than that, nothing I don't think.

Depends how you look at it. We have our share of road issues causing damage to cars (paint chips, etc), but compared to Ontario we rule. Haha.

As long as you get a good weld, it doesn't matter what type of welding you do.

I know a guy with an 89 Cressida for sale right now. 7M-GE. In Calgary though. :(

It's the right part. The old part number superscedes to that one, you're good to go.

Sales are good I suppose, but I think I would get annoyed too quickly at the customers.

Nope, don't stock them. Sorry man. Might be able to check some Tacoma forums, but the R155 was only used on 2WD trucks, and most of the Tacomas are 4x4 at this point IIRC.

I don't really have any way of checking input shaft length, unless I have one in stock here.... I'll check on that.

Silvertop FTL.

Same part number for the thrust washer.

Okay, well the output shaft is the same. Looks like the bellhousing will mount up the same. As far as I can tell, the extension housing, input shaft, and bellhousing would have to be changed. Aside from that I think it would probably bolt in pretty easily. Now the question is, what's the...

I'll check into what came with it at work today. :)

You might still have to take the old one out before putting the new one in, so knowing how is still a good idea. :) Also, I'd rather clip it in.