I mean shopped. Frieking fat fingers.

How were you able to get it so low? The DIY kit on the site, minus the coils, is $150... So, what did you actually buy from the site?

Thanks matt, i saw it and had to throw it in. Too funny. How's the new car treatin ya?

Odd question, but does anyone happen to have front lower control arms sitting idle?

I just bought the connectors for like $35 and supplied and made my own wiring harness. Its part of my job so I can do that stuff in my sleep. I got one pair of low mileage coils for $25 shipped and $32 for another new pair shipped. I got lucky.

Josh it just dawned on me why your name is colonelfox. I am a friggin genius anymore.

Sure do... when do you want to stop by and grab them?

Wanna make one for me?

The Fox part is my last name obviously, but the derivation of "colonel" isn't what you'd think. I simply misspelled colon. It should be colonfox because I'm all about the back door.

Pete, you're the 2nd person to ask me that today. I could build one but the likelyhood of finding the coils that cheap again isn't good. I have the material to make 2 more plates but the wiring and fiberglass sleeving to make 100. I might be willing to do it for a few people but you'd need to order the connectors and coils.

Seriously, do you?

Josh, so you're like a$$fox? lol. I can give you guys the part number off my coil if anyone is planning the DIY and want to see what Toyota would charge for new coils.

Lol. Spoolinup also has all the confirmed part #s on their site in the DIY section.

I know a service writer at a local toyota dealer I can see if he can get any breaks if I have a pn

If anyone remember our friend Jim, he called me today! He's not dead after all.

The only thing I ask is any of you guys wanting to do this get the parts from spoolinup. He was really helpful when he didn't need to be and the prices were great.

how is jim doing?

uuuuuh. remember how we were talking about going to the autoshow and maybe autox this sunday? i don't know about that now.