A little late in posting this, but I had planned a road trip starting Labor Day weekend. Naturally, the Wednesday before, the car developed a massive oil leak. Luckily I had forgotten something at home before making a two hour trip, and had to turn around to get it when I noticed the puddle in the g...

Heat shield. You can slide it back forward, but it will eventually work it's way back. I've been debating just cutting mine off.

I remember seeing the light sensor change procedure years ago but could never find it again. Thanks! Mine is so picky that the lights won't turn on in many parking lots at night because the scattered light poles make it think it's light outside.

I can't speak for the standards. I wanted the URs for the look and also for the flexibility as I will drive through deepish snow somewhat regularly. I was worried the standard might have too much resistance if I was backing through the snow and could potentially be pulled off by it.

I have the universal URs installed on the front. The weather turned before I got them on the rears. On the front I just used the existing push pins and added one extra hole where I thought it needed more support and shoved a push pin through there as well. The rears will be more difficult because th...

Wow, that's literally just up the road from me, which is kind of funny that it ended up here because I've only ever seen one other Kizashi in the 6 years I've owned one. I'll have to check it out.

Those silver screws seem to fall out fairly easily. I have to replace at least one every year. Any chance you know what kind of screws they are and where they are sold? I replaced my headlights about a month ago and it was very difficult for me because all of the metal screws on the bottom had rust...

You shouldn't need a base coat for plasti dip, especially going from silver to gray. You also won't need a whole can per wheel, unless you're planning on doing the inside of the wheel as well. I had done mine at one point and I'm not sure if I even used 2 full cans, so maybe get 3 to be safe. FWIW, ...

NickL wrote:Well, the opinions are different for sure, but I like to keep it OEM as long as possible.

How big is the S sign on the trunk? 8 cm?

Yes, it's 8 cm high and 8 cm wide

Those silver screws seem to fall out fairly easily. I have to replace at least one every year.