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'90 LS 400 Just hit the 65,000 mile mark! B)

yesterday was my birthday and among the gifts i had, my boyfriend proposed to me!!!!! i'm soooooo excited!!!! :D :D :D :D

That is true - everyone needs a budget.

Going back to the money part of the conversation, in my opinion, I think not "having money" is a good thing. It can teach you how to be wise with spending money. Those that can afford lots of things don't have to worry about being in debt. They can just go out and spend what they like on a new car, new house, etc. But those that CAN'T afford everything can be better at handling a budget and using money wisely than those that CAN afford everything. Again, it's just my opinion.

I agree with that. I'm turning 19 on Friday and I still don't have my own car. I still drive my mom's '90 LS400. I work a great, well-paying job (I'm a musician) and I would buy myself a car if I wanted to, but I put the money away so I can use it later on in life, or even save it so I am secure when I retire. At least I will be able to say that I worked for whatever I used that money for. Hope I made sense...

Movie (the one about the big, giant worm-like alien things)...

well, i'm still learning about cars so i don't exactly trust myself doing brakes yet, but my boyfriend knows a lot about cars and is going to school for auto mech. he owns a '95 tercel and a '94 supra. the supra is stock but he modded the tercel - motor swap, transmission swap, added turbo, etc. anyway, i'll ask him if he can do the rotors. will these rotors fit in the stock rims? are they just bolt-on?

i was reading something about ugrading the stock brake system to a larger brake system. i read that someone replaced his stock brakes with brakes from a supra twin turbo. that means bigger calipers, bigger rotors, and a for sure need for rims (haha!). should i upgrade the brakes to a system that has more optimal performance or just replace the current rotors with stock rotors? what would you recommend i do?

ok, so, i went on a four-hour drive today (two hours going, two hours back) and experienced the "spongy" brake pedal and that weird burning brake smell again. on the way back home, everytime i pressed the brake, it pulsated a lot; even when i was going very slow. do i need to get the brake fluid flushed out? do i need to replace the rotors?

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ok, i took the fuse out and, sure enough, it was blown! went to the part store and bought the fuse, replaced it, and now it works!!! thank you for your help!!! :D