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New Stagea Owner

Hi all, bought this the other week, some will probaly know it. anyway im going to change a few little things to mine taste, but it will mostly be the same as it is. im finding it hard to find bits for it. im after a front bumper lip, any leads? also my rear calipers seem to be sticking on. rear brakes are smelly and get alot warmer than the fronts. anyway hope to see you around, cheers Owen

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Nice buy, it looks to be in great condition and you will never risk losing it in a carpark with that colour!

For your brakes I would suggest getting the fluid replaced and bled as a start, its a great idea regardless of the problem, while they are at it they can look into the issue and see if you need to get the calipers rebuilt. Getting the calipers cleaned and rebuilt with new seals is not a huge expense at any decent brake shop - hopefully the pistons are in good nick otherwise its an awesome excuse to throw a bigger set of brakes on it ;)

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