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Lads & Lass`es JDM run on this coming SUNDAY

Sunday, January 15, 2012 12:00pm until 4:00pm.

JDMWA's first event for 2012 will be held on the 15th of January, JDMWA #5 Photoshoot Meet/Cruise.

Meetup at 12pm meet for a 1.30pm cruise departure from Karrinyup Shopping Centre Upstairs Carpark.

Reason being for the longer meet is that we have had a lot requests to make the meets longer for more photos and time for people to have a walk around/come down for a look

afterwards iam heading to any BBQ in arear to have a feed so your call on what happens after,

Cheers Chuckie.

PS there is a few Stagea going so hope few may come along ,

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also dose any1 know what rear rotors and pads fit a s1 stagea?

can get the rotors from duncan nissan for $140 each

and rear wheel bearings where can i get some? nissan was telling me that i have to get the full hub as well. there $300 each form nissan.

was going to front rotors and pads but thinking of changing it to r33gtst brakes

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