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junk cars

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 5:17 pm
by ga_goosh
has anyone been to the yards lately and know where a te72 is? i dont have the time to go yard shopping. so i would like to know where one is before i go. thanks

Re: junk cars

Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 5:52 pm
by dr.occa
ga_goosh wrote:has anyone been to the yards lately and know where a te72 is? i dont have the time to go yard shopping. so i would like to know where one is before i go. thanks
what!? you gotta offer up some money for that hard earned info man! :wink:

Re: junk cars

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 2:37 am
by ga_goosh
dr.occa wrote:
ga_goosh wrote:has anyone been to the yards lately and know where a te72 is? i dont have the time to go yard shopping. so i would like to know where one is before i go. thanks
what!? you gotta offer up some money for that hard earned info man! :wink:
lol ok how much does it cost to find this out. i just want manual steering

Re: junk cars

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 10:41 am
by dr.occa
ga_goosh wrote:
dr.occa wrote:
ga_goosh wrote:has anyone been to the yards lately and know where a te72 is? i dont have the time to go yard shopping. so i would like to know where one is before i go. thanks
what!? you gotta offer up some money for that hard earned info man! :wink:
lol ok how much does it cost to find this out. i just want manual steering
that's a tough one. you can easily purchase a manual rack. where you're hard pressed is the longer steering knuckle. if you can cross reference toyota parts in reference to the steering knuckle, you may be able to find another toyota vehicle that uses the same knuckle. possibly one off of an aw11 or te7x model. could even be off of an early 80s tercel. i can't say with certainty at this point.

Re: junk cars

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 3:19 pm
by ga_goosh
dr.occa wrote:that's a tough one. you can easily purchase a manual rack. where you're hard pressed is the longer steering knuckle. if you can cross reference toyota parts in reference to the steering knuckle, you may be able to find another toyota vehicle that uses the same knuckle. possibly one off of an aw11 or te7x model. could even be off of an early 80s tercel. i can't say with certainty at this point.
yea i am going to just use the ones i have my power steering knuckles for more angle i just need the rack. i have the u joint and intermediate shaft from the mkIII as well but i dont want to use the aw11rack i would rather use a te72 or a kp61 rack. from there i would use my inner and outer tie rods from my power unit untill i get more money for new megan or moog tie rods. i have done my research all ready i just need parts now

Re: junk cars

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:33 pm
by dr.occa
ga_goosh wrote:
dr.occa wrote:that's a tough one. you can easily purchase a manual rack. where you're hard pressed is the longer steering knuckle. if you can cross reference toyota parts in reference to the steering knuckle, you may be able to find another toyota vehicle that uses the same knuckle. possibly one off of an aw11 or te7x model. could even be off of an early 80s tercel. i can't say with certainty at this point.
yea i am going to just use the ones i have my power steering knuckles for more angle i just need the rack. i have the u joint and intermediate shaft from the mkIII as well but i dont want to use the aw11rack i would rather use a te72 or a kp61 rack. from there i would use my inner and outer tie rods from my power unit untill i get more money for new megan or moog tie rods. i have done my research all ready i just need parts now
yeah, i found a manual rack out of an sr5 86. what a total rare find at pick your parts. it was a couple of years ago. anyway, i pulled it and just ordered a brand new one and used it for a core return.

bv inner tie rods, pwr steering knuckles, negative camber rca's, bam! more angle than i know what to do with.

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:41 pm
by ga_goosh
yea very lucky find. where did you find the new one. i found one for 155 with a 12 dollar core so i was just going to eat the core price but the next day i looked it had been removed from the site so i missed out

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 3:41 am
by ga_goosh
ok i think i have another source for a rebuilt manual rack for a good price so thanks for the info

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:32 pm
by my85suprat
speaking of Junk Cars; Would this one be worth the time to get?
http://houston.craigslist.org/zip/989855984.html

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:58 pm
by dr.occa
my85suprat wrote:speaking of Junk Cars; Would this one be worth the time to get?
http://houston.craigslist.org/zip/989855984.html
a resounding


NO!!!!

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 3:32 pm
by ga_goosh
ooohhhh!?!?! why would any one try to sell this they need to take it to a scrap yard and let it go

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 5:22 pm
by CBR_TOY
ha ha ha... poor corolla

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 12:57 am
by my85suprat
its not for sale; they are giving it away

Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 1:34 am
by dr.occa
my85suprat wrote:its not for sale; they are giving it away
turn it in for scrap cash.