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Hi jetwreck,, tell me more !, is there a problem with the sunroofs, what seems to be the problem with the engine, turbo too weak ?.

I'm down in Sydney next month looking for stageas,

The sunroofs rock. . very much so. . . nil known issues

No problem with engine it is an awesome stock engine . . it's actually above par stock engine. . it's just not good for "power whores" who constantly need more power. . . and I understand this need. . . . .

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The sunroofs rock. . very much so. . . nil known issues

No problem with engine it is an awesome stock engine . . it's actually above par stock engine. . it's just not good for "power whores" who constantly need more power. . . and I understand this need. . . . .

Not power whores, just a heavy vehicle that needs more oomph to satisfy :D

But as you have said, for a stock motor it's pretty awesome given the weight it has to move.

I'm up for 100,000km service in a few weeks, exciting stuff. I'm sure Nissan will feel the need to bend me over again :D

Hope Nissan stock half decent spark plugs for the service, probably expecting too much if I think they will have titanium's?

Hopefully she will feel pretty bloody good after her 100,000km service, should have her going quiet well.

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I know the pain of having sunroofs come with it! :D ........I know the pain even better on the engine :D but we are getting there....300AWKW's without cracking the motor open is coming with another certain member on here :D

The only problem I have had so far is a split in the rubber around the rear sun roof.

Unfortunately I have the rubber but Hornsby Nissan were unable to fit it, I have to track down someone who can fit it. Something to do with the rubber having a wire support or something around it.

Anyone have any suggestions who might be able to remove the old rubber and fit the new one?

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