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Had to do a standard issue car park shot. Opportunity doesn't come up often cus I avoid the city center like the plague! Can't wait to get new wheels on. Gonna take me a whole yet. Really hankering for a change!

no i'm not that mean, all the time

I changed the passenger rear door on mine not long back, not a bad job to do. you need the car jack with a rag, small screw driver's pliers hammer sure it's a 13mm socket and ratchet. open the said door, now take the hammer, and hit the door check strap pin upward's (use the pliers to hold the top of the pin to stop it disappearing) the door has a multi plug fitted, at the door, if you peal the rubber boot back you'll see the plug and latch to undo it. (its a little bitch to do and find...) now support the end of the door with the jack covered with a rag, jack it up till it's supporting it. this is where you do need a second person, slacken all 4 door bolts, get the second person to hold the door, and remove all 4 bolt's, and lift the door away. as per haynes manual, reverse the action's to reassemble. tip's on refitting the door. pay careful attention to the door fitment before you remove it. it'll help you line up the new door. support the end of the door with the jack set up to support old door, and loosely line up the door with the paint mark's. put all the bolt's in and hand tighten them, then nip 2 up with a ratchet. shut the door and see what need's to happen, remember the door hinge's can do 3 direction's of travel, up/down in/out and tilt as well. only adjust one hinge at a time, so say the door need's to go in, loosen the top hinge push in and tighten then do the same with the bottom, if it's too high or low, use the jack to adjust the door, remember to put the jack in a center of the door. hope it help's

These are T5/286 bulbs. It's what I used in my previous car. I picked them to demonstrate the flat topped LEDs Not quite sure what MBs take. I think it's a combo of T5/286 and T10/501.

You get any car right on the edge and your gonna have problems mate, every car has there limits. Your saying I'm not driving it hard enough cause I haven't spun it?? Ok... Won't be doing that in a hurry.

Looking great mate, love the look of your bay! Very nice

Business would be booming

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Okay, so just moved this thread because I'm too lazy to start a new project thread... quick update for the new wheels from an 08 Civic. Little clean (with my wheels for the deck): and in the process of fitting. need to get some finished shots, but they look so much better than the originals..

the tyre has just arrived, get that sorted tomorrow..

that front lip is rarer than a vtis aerodeck mid spoiler, bloody lucky......

I try to never buy second hand sensors as there a bit hit n miss wen its somthing important like engine or braking systems allways try n buy new but thats just imo

This is all I have to say to that....

Some nice bits there mate! Boot tray looks useful too, may have to find one for myself!

Not on a pint though! About the only time less head is better!

Ebay mate £40 odd quid Now now Mr! All traffic laws were abided by and manouvers were carried out with precision i may add!

did you check the abs ring for dirt? cracks?

I'd be thinking it's more down to the way it will be removed If you remove it with plenty of heat softening the glu enough then you should have no problems as long as the paint is in a good state to start with. Plasti dip can **** up your paint: www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154117679445099&set=a.231937850098.273002.643445098&type=1

He did say that video was pre dizzy replacement and it's not as loud, I'll reserve my opinion until new video has been done. I'd say change the oil for thicker stuff first.

Whatever it is it's making some racket! No wonder it's annoying you... I think it could still be the dizzy too

Looks like they spelt Nissan wrong Chandler says they're decent though!

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