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Was the car available new with a larger engine? If so; that would be the engine I would source and install. That way you know ahead of time that it will fit the car - and any alternate parts can be had as a stock item rather than requiring custom fabrication. I personally would install a...

Have you replaced this yet ? If you have not resolved this issue already - I have a shop manual and can look it up for you. Or perhaps I could take a picture of the pages detailing the work and then e-mail the pic to you as an attachment. Let me know. PHM ---------

Just replace all the steel lines The day before starting the repair spray all the connections with PB Blaster or other good penetrating oil a few times and let it soak in overnight. Auto parts stores have pre-flared brake lines in various lengths so measure the lengths you need and buy the...

Thanks but the new Michelins have about 200 miles on them I didn't think of what you said but when I spun balanced the previous Goodyear tires three of them balanced to either 0.0 or 0.1 in three tries but the fourth tire took maybe ten spins and was then just Peppered with lead weights on...

That would my opinion - but I wouldn't pay that much That would my opinion - a nice reliable car. But I wouldn't pay that much PHM -----------

How can I add loading carrying capacity? 1993 Corolla base model w/1.6 engine 122K miles Is there any easy way to beef up the rear suspension? To make the rear end sag less with heavy things in the trunk? Or . . . any way at all? <g> PHM ----------

1993 Corolla base model w/1.6 engine My 2006 Corolla does not do this - but on the 1993 there is sort of a rumble which varies with road speed - not with engine speed. Originally there was also a weirdly varying vibration which I thought was inter-related. But new Michelins with 4 oz. of...