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Like what Abe said, put back to old plugs and try. Also, stating the obvious, make sure the plug wire sequence are correct.

I just converted this VHS tape and uploaded it. I have never seen this video on the internet before. Its for the 2nd gen Toyota Soarer, which is a cousin of the Mk3 Toyota Supra.

The rear subframe has two mass dampers on each side, part number 51269-14010 Anyone knows the frequency its supposed to cancel out ?

Its RHD ? Anyway, if its an 89, then it is a facelift, probably some one swapped the front nose to prefacelift, for whatever reason.

Looks like a JDM prefacelift 2.0GT Twin Turbo

For added longevity I added a few layers of thin rubber sheet above the spring before it meets the rear upper mount. I added a few more layers on the drivers side to balance out the drivers weight which will caue the car to lean more on that side.

More about the Zeek Supra

The site went down somewhere in 2021 or 2022. Then it was back up by the efforts of Jeff Lange many months later. Not all of the posts were able to be restored. I know one of my threads was gone and I cant find them anymore.

I bought the links with the part number you gave and I was able to find them locally. Of course they were listed for the toyota Wish in my country, which far outnumber the MA70 supra. They work great.

I am not too sure what exaclty is the problem, but i recommend bolting the rear section after installing this bearing. With only the front end of DS slot the bearing in from behind the center mounting on the chassis, not from underneath. The carrier bearing is designed to be slotted from behind...

Recently I have been having thud noises from my aftermarket arb links so looking to replace them. I stupidly threw away the oem ones. 1. Were the oem ones plastic for both front and rear? 2. What are the correct lengths for the front and rear? Is the rear shorter than front ? Rock auto is...

Indeed it did have grease but I suspect a lot of squeaking is because the grease on the bushing faces dried out . Spacing the faces will help prevent rubbing on subframe. Yes you are right . After the alignment something else came up. As i was driving home i heard a groan coming from the engine...

Problem fixed. Got a good alignment. Video is here. Left caster 7.8 right 7.6

Thanks, but this is the second time it has bent, and I don't want to take any more chances. I will making a video of the lower arm swap and subframe tab bending. Funny its the front subframes tabs that bend, not the rear ones.

Guys I am about the change out my lower arm, but I was thinking instead of welding the subframe tabs, I want to use JB weld steel stik instead. https://www.jbweld.com/product/steelstik-epoxy-putty-stick Will it be enough to hold the tabs from bending again ?