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I saw a new Civic Type R on the Pacific Motorway between Brisbane and Gold Coast last night. It had a normal number plate (not a special dealers one)... so i guess it was probably the demo car for Honda or one of the first delivered to a customer. It looked awesome !.

Hi Gareth, I recently bought some "trico" brand ones just off the shelf from autobarn. The kit includes the rubber blades and flexible mounting boom. Very easy to fit, they just clip on to the wiper arms in about 5 seconds. They are available in a wide range of colours also...

Hi jay, I see you are from the Gold Coast. FYI Pacific Auto Recyclers at Yatala have two micras in their yard. I am pretty sure last time I was there (about six months ago) one had a pretty complete interior. might be worth checking it out. http://www.phwautorecyclers.com.au/

Congratulations Nissanmania.... I reckon those new XR4 Fiestas look awesome !. Most magazine road tests I have read about the non-xr4 Fiesta say that it's an excellent handling chassis that can easily handle more power... a real "driver's car". When you get your car I would be very interested...

Hi Fred, i think in the past most people with turbo cars have just used the standard Cat from something like a commodore/falcon/skyline that has a 2 1/2" exhaust as standard. Apparently they don't restrict flow that much, especially because they are so much larger than the standard micra one.

Hello, i got mine from http://www.perfectrun.com.au/ about three years ago. The cost then was around $550 Australian Dollars delivered (which was a very good price at the time). They will ship worldwide. I recommend you contact them for a quote.

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Hello Dicko, I suggest it's useful for potential buyers to know where the car is located. Is it in Sydney ?.

Hi Whiteknight, Of course your decision is entirely yours but I would suggest you wait and make up your mind when you return from overseas.... There are some really interesting small cars (at last !) being released over the next year or two that might be of interest to you... and perhaps many...

Hi NissTrust, Thanks for the link... FYI it contains a small spelling error. http://www.ozhothatches.com/

Hi Cisco, have a great holiday !. Yes I reckon those K-cars are awesome. I look forward to seeing a few pictures.

Hi mr_micra, The only known completed supercharged micra project in Australia is "White Knight". You can read about this amazing car here. http://www.micra.com.au/community/forced-micras.php http://www.datrats.com.au/MICRA%20K11.htm This car was developed with a lot of time, hard work, trial...

Hi Nissanmania, That's awesome !. All the parts in the kit certainly look like they are first class quality. That's a nice straight inlet manifold. Your micra will be the only known one in Australia with a quad throttle body setup. It will certainly give you more power for your next hillclimb...

Hi jay22, You won't find any K11 models available in hobby shops in Australia but they are sometimes available from online stores/auctions. These are the model K11 micras I have seen.... The japanese model company Fujimi made a 1:24th scale model kit for a few different versions of the K11...

Sorry Jay22, They are totally different. K12 rear lights will definately not fit a K11.

Hello sojah, If all else fails you would be able to buy them at a Nissan dealer.

Yes, there is a problem with the forums including random pictures at present. MicraT check out the following post. This 'fat' bodykit is available in the UK from a rally parts business "west midlands motorsport"; https://micra.org.uk/cmf/message/110

Hi Morgan, This business may be able to help source the parts you require ; http://undergroundimports.com.au/shop/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=micra eBay is also very useful.

Hi baikes, micra body kits are extremely rare. The following are probably your options ; A site member had one for sale recently... not sure if he sold it ?. https://micra.org.uk/cmf/message/23390 You can source a kit from overseas but involves significant expense... Check out...

Hi Scorchio, My advice is to just buy a pre-mixed coolant or follow the instructions on the back of the coolant concentrate bottle. It's much better to mix in too much coolant than too little. Too much won't hurt the motor....