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I just put on the SS power steering line from driftmotion, seems really high quality and fit perfectly and no problems at all with it sofar. I did some how loose one of the fittings and aaron shipped me out a new one for dirt cheap. Great customer service.

How is the battery? Have it tested and see since its free and easy to do.

No need to lean the motor. Get a stubby ratcheting wrench with flex head, works fine.

After all the work put into that you should sell them now.

Maybe a 800 altogether.

I have brembo slotted rotors(raptor racing), porterfield street pads(new oem shims), SS lines, new calipers, new master cylinder and speed bleeders with fresh fluid going in all the time. I stop on a dime with no squealing and no dust all for a decent price.

Maybe try sitting down next time, your beyond standing to up to pee.

You are using the correct ATF fluid for the power steering? I had a small leak, it turned out to be the suction hose from the res. to the pump. Clean them all off and then with the car parked crank the wheel back and forth(bleed the air as mentioned above). Then look for any sign of a leak.

Its in canada... /Explained

That is like saying only an experience gun owner should clean a loaded weapon. [No one should clean a loaded gun.] I don't think anyone should be unbolting a compressed spring like that. Use the proper tool, experience or not.

I emailed a little while ago actually. Also, I didn't intend this to turn into a bash 935motorsports thread. I was just curious if you guys were still around since I didn't see you as a vendor here. I don't want to be a naggy customer :cry: .

No. I've had the best luck with napa for supra parts though. Checkers/o'reilys is better when it comes to my jeep.

Ah, I didn't even notice that thanks for pointing it out. I actually like the ebay one with the flag better. Maybe thats why he has them slightly cheaper, older dead stock model.

I like napaonline, you can print out a shopping list with all their part numbers. I went there one time with the list and the guy looked at me funny, then asked where I got this list. He had no clue you could go online and print out such a thing.

I just wanted their battery tie down lol, guess I'll wait and see. After a few weeks if nothing, I'll call my CC company and have them make sure the payment never gets charged.

Well, its like buying any other name brand thing. You can go buy a cheapo auto zone shift knob and have it function just the same as a legit TRD knob. The issue is the quality in it, when I think knock off I think fake leather and poor stitching. Or, maybe the TRD emblem falling off the first...

Has anyone ordered from them recently? I put in an order last week and they claim to process orders in One business day. Well, its been more and no CC activity and their site just says my order is CC/unpaid. I don't want to make a big deal about it yet, just curious if anyone had experience...

Flare nut wrenches, ratcheting wrenches(flex head and fixed head), kitty litter for spills(I dump litter on an old supra floor mat to slid it under where I need it, works amazingly well), EZ outs, big lot of zip ties in all sizes, turkey baster(removes old fluid), fluid pump, nut drivers.

Yes, I do refuse to shop there again. Why should I when I can't read the labels of the stuff I'm there to buy?

Not a fan of the OP's flares at all, some of the others look great though.