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All i can add is i lowered mine 40mm with FK springs, standard shocks, standard panhard rod, fitted 15" wheels with decent 195/45x15 tyres and handling was vastly improved, a lot less roll and the ride wasn't at all harsh it made the car far more pleasurable to drive, all i would say is, if you...

I kept the standard steering wheel in my 51 plate micra so i could keep the airbag, on the other hand my MX5 doesn't have an airbag and i must admit i don't really think about it, an Almera one could be the answer, also check some late Micras they may have better wheels, somewhere in the back of...

Momo, Omp and nardi are all quality steering wheels but expensive, mountney m wheels are ok and a lot cheaper, you will need a boss kit to attach the steering wheel to your column, all the wheels mentioned fit to the same style boss which is the six bolt type, do not buy the cheap chinese copies...

The moss should just clean off, as for any leaks check to see if there is any staining or dampness on the headlining or other trim, if the seller will let you chuck a bucket of water over it :laugh:, i should think the sunroof seals will be hard to get hold of now.

I've used tempcover several times to collect various cars, no problems at all, all documents sent via email which you can print off if need be.

Shotgun should do the trick

Could be a loose wheel or a damaged tyre, take the wheels off and check the inner side of the tyre for bulges etc.

I buy the cheap aero blades on ebay and they work well on the micra, on the otherhand they're not so good on my 206 due to the curve on the screen.

I have no idea if it's serious but if you are not happy don't buy it, there's plenty more out there.

I managed just fine with a tape measure.

How the ###### did you get lift off oversteer on a straight road, lol.

Ideally looking for something as soon as possible and all up and sorted, will be a daily driver... if i can find one!!!

Hi guys, Really want one of the above models, not too fussy on colour, pref not red but any others are good by me, must be tidy, and would rather it had decent miles too, even though they do the miles! :laugh:

Lowered mine 40mm on fk springs, standard shocks and standard panhard rod, had no problems on 15" wheels, ride was nice and firm not at all bouncy, the handling was transformed, easy to fit and cheap, go for it.

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Ebay is your friend lol

Found this on the net, it has some useful info, apologies if this has been posted before. http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible_pg4.html

Errr have you tried replacing the bulbs

Anything that is stated as DIN E size should fit, it's just the standard singe din size

Will deffo need spacers on the rear