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Lithia Toyota of Springfield
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LithiaToyotaParts.com
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All TRD parts on sale at Lithia Toyota of Springfield
Update: we are extending the sale through July 31, 2008!
The last two months were our strongest ever in terms of MR2 parts sales, and to thank you for the continued support, I think we need to have a sale on TRD stuff! The MkII front strut tower bars are finally on their way to the warehouse, and everything else is already in the warehouse and ready to order. Some of these parts are notoriously hard to get ahold of, so if you want something, this is definitely the time to get it! PTR04-17850-03 - $239.00 - MkI spring set PTR04-17900-10 - $249.00 - MkII spring set PTR04-17900-05 - $172.00 - MkII sway bar, front PTR04-17901-06 - $142.00 - MkII sway bar, rear PTR04-17900-01 - $255.00 - MkII strut tower brace, rear PTR04-17900-02 - $200.00 - MkII strut tower brace, front PTR04-17900-03 - $41.00 - 4AG head gasket PTR04-17910-01 - $91.00 - 3SGTE head gasket PTR04-17901-01 - $113.00 - Spark plug wires, '91-'92 3SGTE turbo PTR04-17920-02 - $113.00 - Spark plug wires, '93-'95 3SGTE turbo PTR04-17851-03 - $148.00 - Quickshifter, MkI PTR04-17900-06 - $96.00 - Quickshifter, MkII PTR04-00000-05 - $60.00 - Shift knob, tall style PTR04-00000-06 - $24.00 - Shift knob, ball style Since we are in Oregon, there is no sales tax. Prices do not include shipping, but you can get a general idea of what it will cost at UPS Global Home or USPS - The United States Postal Service (U.S. Postal Service). We ship from 97477. Springs weigh about 26 pounds a set, sway bars and STBs are around 7 lb each (the rear STB is a little extra due to its size), and plug wires are about 2 pounds a set. Like always, I'll need you to give me a call with a major credit card if you want to place an order. Unfortunately we do not accept PayPal. I'm typically here 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM Pacific time, Tuesday through Saturday. My direct line is (541)736-3221, or you can call toll free at (800)888-6305 if you prefer. The toll free line works from Canada too. Thanks everyone! Last edited by te51levin; 07-18-2008 at 11:07 AM.. Reason: Sale extended into July |
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Thanks Aaron
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oooh
wish I had money for them strut tower braces ![]() Last edited by Primera; 06-07-2008 at 01:52 AM.. |
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Mad Dance Skills
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Any 5VZ-FE goodies in there?
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heh...TRD doesn't have anything for them that I'm aware of except for the old Tacoma supercharger kit. I'm not sure if that's still available or not, but obviously it's still going to be pretty expensive if it is. |
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| The Following User Says Thank You to te51levin For This Useful Post: | Dance_Business (06-08-2008) |
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Cage Fighter
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A TRD shifter is about 3/4 of an inch shorter overall than a 93-95 shifter. It also mildly changes the pivot point.
Ive had em all. Ive done the 93-95 stock shifter, the 91 stock shifter, and the TRD shifter, and the TRD feels much nicer overall. Its a subtle difference from the 95 spec one, but still shorter and nicer feeling. |
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| The Following User Says Thank You to Luni For This Useful Post: | te51levin (06-12-2008) |
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Got my shizz yesterday. Got my new ball installed. Its nice to have my turd logo back (it fell off my last one LOL)
Thx Aaron. Saved your numer in my phone ![]() |
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Cage Fighter
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Yeah sure. Be happy to.
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No Skills
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Do you have pics of the shift knobs?
I think I have seen the ball style, but not the tall style. |
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Aaron, do the shift knobs fit the 91/92 shifter or the 93+ shifter?
It'll look something like this. |
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| The Following User Says Thank You to Gairloch For This Useful Post: | te51levin (06-18-2008) |
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The ball knob fits anything, but the tall style does not work with the '93+ shifter. It is too tall and the threads don't engage - in other words they are recessed too far to catch on the shifter.
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Edit: Aaron, you have mail. |
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| The Following User Says Thank You to canadam For This Useful Post: | te51levin (06-20-2008) |
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You can even take that one step further. Since that little ring is there to hold the shift boot up what you can do is fit the boot on then reverse it up over the knob to put a zip tie or two around the shifter to keep the boot from falling.
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| The Following User Says Thank You to Gairloch For This Useful Post: | te51levin (06-20-2008) |
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