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Possibly the pivot pin for the timing belt tensioner. I had mine fall out once when I was working on it.

Hey, nothing wrong with having an opinion, but don't be surprised when someone corrects incorrect comments you make about the Xbox. As you were the one that brought it in to the subject. And for the record, I like the PS3 more, even if Sony let me down on several of the things they could have...

Right, that was the other thing I was going to comment about. I knew I forgot something.

Pretty good post. I'd definitely agree with the Wii portion of your post from my experience, And for the most part your view of the PS3 is spot on. Good job! I would like to clarify a few things: 1. Xbox Live does indeed have a free service, in fact Sony's marketplace is modeled after it. I...

Yes the Wii is indeed glitchy. I managed to crash Zelda, and lose all my saved data. Kind of sucked. Still Zelda is a really fun game. But like you I'm just not impressed with the Wii. It still feels like a gimmick, maybe with some newer games we will see something worth while done with that...

I wouldn't adjust it yourself. There is a reason people don't do it them self's. screw it up and the car is unsafe. You may be able to dial in degree. But the best way to get the accuracy required to to just go to a shop. However here is the chart for it...

Those bolts have degrees markings on them. You can dial in the amount of chamber you want by rotatin them. They are basically elliptical rods. As they rotate clock-wise and counter clock-wise the pivot point for the lower A-arm changes.

Unlike some cars, our cars have a fully adjustable suspension geometry. Any reputable suspension shop can adjust our suspension. The cars they are telling you that they can't adjust are cars with McPherson struts. This is the reason people need camber kits for them. They probably saw your car...

Managed to crash my Wii after playing Zelda for a little while. Completely locked up. Had to fully unplug it, and when I restarted it, all the data was lost. Oh well. And yes I'd have to agree, the Wii just feels like a gimmick, I'm not all that impressed with it. And in some cases it gets...

Yep, you have to actually go to the store, and it takes about 20 min. I belive it's the version 4 firmware.

Have yet to have those problems. I have the alarm set to a shortcut key so it only takes a few seconds for me. The only problem I've had with it is the shiny surface get scuffed up easily. I purchased it to have a phone and mp3 player in one. And it has served that purpose very well for me.

Love my chocolate. Finally got the firmware update so it has speaker phone. :D

Have you guys elevated the front of the car while filling it? The heater core sites higher than the radiator fill cap, therefor making it impossible to get rid of the air bubble while the car is level. If you haven't elevated the front here is a decent little write up on the SOGI site...

Actually I think it's because now the New comers start out with 1000 or so, as when I signed on we all started with 0. No big deal to me. I just think its funny when the guy that has 15 posts has all green bars. ;)

I'm still trying to figure out how people that have been on here for a shorter period of time than me and have posted far less than me have an insain amount of rep points. It's like god was handing out Rep points and I missed the line.:dunno: oh well. 443 hard earned points!

Scream 3! Deffinantly my favorite.

GOW is indeed a great game. It's very solid, and fully capable of standing on it's own. The individual that said there is nothing innovative is just quoting a disgruntled EA employee, stating opinion as though it were fact. Innovative these days is just a buzz word, as every thing has been done...

Yeah, for some reason rich Americans don't want to be driving the same car as the rest of lower middle class America. So Just like: Consumer-----Luxury __________________ Ford----------Lincoln Chevy--------Cadillac Toyota-------Lexus Nissan--------Infinity Honda--------Acura Each one is the...

born Dec 9, 1982 so I'll be 24 in a month. Started driving the supra when I was 20.

Not to butt in on you conversation...but welcome to the community. Since you're already familiar with Toyota's you should feel very familiar working with the MKIII. Since you're new to car I recommend browsing this site: http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/techtips.aspx There is an incredible...