Four hours later...

First of all, I admire you for your energy, knowledge and aptitude. Second, I can tell you're younger than I am. :-) I used to be a whiz at tuning the dual SU carbs on my Volvo and at keeping my TR3 purring. Now I rely on others and tell myself it's a sign of wisdom to defer to the more capable.

But when it comes to satisfaction, wisdom's no match for scrubbing up after a tough job well done.

Brent "It is wonderful how much may be done if we are always doing." -- Thomas Jefferson

Twin SU's on a Volvo, eh? THe only V I ever owned had an early Motronic... '73 1800ES. And a TR3? Setting the carbs was fun, eh? Not only that, but you got "Lucas Disease" to boot!Yeah, but once they were set...

True...very true. And from the looks of things, I'll be scrubbing up a few more times!

Borrowed from "The Wind and The WIllows": "Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in cars."

NAPA has rotors for like $20 each, same as the expensive ones at most stores. Where did you the calipers for $40?

I got the premium rotors from the CarQuest where I used to work. The manager still gives me a discount. He gave me the domestic rotors cause the Chinese ones either come pre-warped or warp in a few week's time.

The caliper I got from Toyota. I get a discount for being an employee.

I've been in the 'car business' for about 4 years now, I get discounts on just about anything I need. I also talked to a customer I used to mix paint for at CarQuest, for about $2000 I'm going to have the rust work done and the thing repainted. I'll buy the paint from CarQuest, too. (R&M/BASF Diamont)

They are genuine Toyota REMAN'D...

Thats a great deal on calipers, I should have you buy me 4 new ones :)

Find out how much a set of 4 are for a 1994 MR2 2.2L :)