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Indeed I do mate, however I can not match it to a photo I am afraid. I would require your keycode lock socket number I am afraid. I also have in stock new and preowned OEM complete locknut sets, and also new and preowned OEM lug nuts if you prefer to do away with the lockers. Another option is to go to your local Nissan dealership who will have a master set to remove your lockers. See this link:

PM received and replied to mate.

I think that may be due to lack of suitable entries for the calendar, so they have perhaps had to "duplicate"

People who submit photos of their cars for consideration for the calendars will obviously be disappointed when their pride and joy does not make print. I do not know the procedure for selection, however, not every entry can make the final 12, but to suggest that there is some kind of conspiracy going on smacks of "toys out the pram" and defamation. I personally don't care what the selection process is or whose cars are in the calendar and that does not deter me from buying every year. I also really appreciate all the unpaid time and effort that must go into organising these non profit making schemes, all for the benefit of forum members, and we should all be applauding and supporting the forum staff and such schemes and not calling them out.

Only 3 left in stock:

Yes, should have these in stock mate. Let me grab a few images tomorrow for you when next back in the shop. What condition do you prefer them in?

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Plenty parts still available. Bump:

6 x HR kits are in stock at the minute and good to go same/next day:

5 x DE kits are in stock at the minute and good to go same/next day:

PM received and replied to. In stock and good to go same/next day.

So, drive into the diff and no drive out. Time to pull and strip the diff I am afraid. Is your diff a VLSD? Fully working preowned diffs are in stock and good to go same/next day. Just drop me a PM if I can help you further with this.

Are the drive shafts turning?

Best to check the drive issues with the rear wheels on the ground, or on a flat bed ramp.

Diff will be cheaper to fix than clutch. Low mileage diffs are in stock if required.

Get someone to have a look underneath to check if the prop shaft or drive shafts are turning when you are releasing the clutch. Be careful and not run them over:

I am all for this providing it is done in a measured and controlled fair and reasonable manner. It will take years to complete even the consultation stages. Transport minister Trudy Harrison said the consultation was aimed at future technology to prevent alterations that "NEGATIVELY" impact on road safety, vehicle security and the environment."

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Going by how far the tensioner is protruding I think that more than the tensioner will be required for a permanent fix, however, replacing just the hydraulic tensioner may provide you with a temporary fix.

Zmanalex Stu x2

New budget discs and pads are in stock and good to go same/next day. Just drop me a PM if I can help you further.

Sorry mate, I thought that it was a "solid" tile that you were after. The Mototile is a sponge effect tile and stains very easily, they also "slip" about once laid unless you fit them hard side to side of your garage, and they will also not take a heavy load. If you park your car on them for a few days, once you move the car, the imprint of the tyre will be obvious, and an axle stand will leave the same imprint effect I am afraid.

Rollatrac is what I use and is very popular. Best to buy preowned. I use this site a lot and It often comes up for sale. https://racecarsdirect.com/Advert/Details/121103/black-rollatrac-flooring Or if you prefer brand new: https://www.paddockspace.net/product-page/flooring-sq-meter I have some in blue which might be up for sale next month. How many square mts do you require?

98 ft-lb.

I always take the view that I don't have a problem until I have a problem and that would only materialise once the insurance company/companies do not accept liability. However there is nothing wrong with being proactive. Until then this is all hypothetical. Hopefully your own insurance company will do the decent thing and accept liability and make you an offer that you can't refuse. Good luck.