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Best with adjustable toe arms as saves flaffing about drilling and elongating bolt holes. Do it right, do it once. Once you have replaced the arms remember and fit lock out plates. Simply fit and forget.

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Best to fit adjustable rear toe and adjustable rear camber arms. Eibach and SPC are the same brand. You don't mention any issues with the front camber ???? Once you have fitted the adjustable arms you will require a full 4 wheel geometry check and adjust.

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Best to take it back to the body shop, it is there problem, not yours.

You can only view from under the vinyl. The speakers can only be removed from behind the seats once the trim is removed.

You will have to remove the rear trim to gain access to the speaker bolts. The speakers are much bigger than the grills so a huge hole would have to be cut to get them through. The rear trim is quite easy to remove successfully if patient. If you partially open the roof and peel back the vinyl from within the roof aperture area, you will see how it all comes together.

Of course, but that still counts as on road doesn't it:

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David, New and preowned are in stock and good to go same/next day. Alex.

Genuine Nissan low mileage sensors are in stock at the moment and good to go same/next day. Just drop me a PM if I can help further with the year and model of your car. Alex.

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If the sliders are not as they should be, then most pads now a days you have to top and tail just to take the black paint off. Should only add about a minute to the job.

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You could re solder the blown link as an emergency fix or just replace the link as required. Fusible links for your application are in stock and good to go same/next day. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

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You will require a replacement moulding and clips. I have them in stock and good to go same/next day Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

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How do you know that it is gearbox oil that you are smelling.? Best to get the car on a ramp and check for engine, gearbox and diff oil leaks If you have any leaks, it may be dripping onto the exhaust

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