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One trick is rather than pulling on the wheel, you sit in the drivers seat, take the nut off from the centre, then hit (resonably hard) with your hands one side of the wheel then the other directly from the front. You do it quite fast, and the jolting/vibration just pops it off.. have done it many times, even the most stuborn of steering wheels will come off.

My wagon came from wellington, bought it about 5+ years ago now. Is half rebuilt, shell is painted and reasembled with interior etc.. but still needs some finishing work done on some the panels before they are painted and it all goes back together... I'm waiting for Thomas's wagon to be finished first.. haha

yep, managed to score one off a US spec 808 on ebay for $5! sweet.

Was going to say the only one i know with one of those grill would be Thomas... haha Nice wagon man, looks very tidy! I have the same grill on mine, Gator from the shore had the same grill also on his old orange 808 wagon? Or is that on your car now? only photo i could find of it, was before he had the grill on it..

Yeah was a bit harsh, Sorry no undue hate intended, was just a passing comment while having a coffee. long live the daily drivers. Just don't try to drift the silva, looks like a tidy S13!

you raped nana's car? killed it 5min later, then just moved on.. oldschool just a passing fad?

hey, might be keen for some bits off the 18r also for my van if you end up not using... let me know!

Me... Going to be mean, heaps of new street cars finished ready for sunday!

tub it in, don't flair it out! Flair are damn fugly imo...

This is going a bit far in my opinion

2" of travel yes. But the guidelines state 2 inches, 1 inch down 1 inch up