Not far.:)

Has yo be reverse cameras. Came with two cameras and a large screen that I sunk into the sun visor. One camera for reversing and the other above the tow bar.

G is made to genuine specs ot sure what d is

Not sure about mud rails but yes, the rx8 seats are wider. Are you keeping middle seat? If so, get as tight as you can to it or the drivers door will hit the switches. On mine it held the switch on causing the fuse you blow.

Lots of fairy, good paracord and take your time. Oem is fine.

I've had the seats in for a while but always found it difficult to get to the battery so when I decided to replace the broken heating elements, I thought it would be a good time the rework the seat. The sliders in the original base were grinding back and forth because of the plastic guides and...

I did mine inside and out, took just over 6ltrs. + 5ltr of lacquer

Maybe but not I the 6 years I've had it.

God idea with the galv. The powder coating is very thin and doesn't last long

Could it have been picked up while doing an oil change and screwed back unnoticed?

Blimey, mine came off with a slap of the palms of my hands.

Same here.

You won't of changed the tracking as that's fixed. I would remove badge from centre of steering wheel. 22mm socket, undo but leave a few threads on. Hit the underneath with your hands until it pops off. Remove nut and wheel and reposition on spline. As said above , drive on flat road a few yards...

Your wife's a bit more polite than mine when talking about my landy. I've just spnt Al day replacing the heating element in the base of my rx8 seats. That took a couple of hours, the rest of the day was spent trying to remember what wire did what and blowing fuses.

Just read through your thread. Considering the lack of flat floor indoor work space, you're doing a cracking job. When I did my 110. My most important items as I was stripping down was zip bags, camera and tape measure. Even then the time between stripping and rebuilding caused endless searching...

@bankz5152 . Hi mate. Been away from this group for a while but just dropped in to read something not good has happened to you and your landy. I hope your OK and not too much damage to the landy.

Fitted a brit part rear exhaust pipe on the 110. I've approximately 3mm clearance over the mud flap bracket. :rolleyes::mad:

Is the mirror loose on the arm? Allen key Next to ball joint underneath tightens it up but probably rusty.

Same here, nearly 2inches of water in the garden and surrounding fields. I've a submersible pump in the manifold tank for the septic tank. Percolation area can't cope with this amount of rain so needs a helping hand into the ditch.;)