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Are you lowered? If so, how low? Stock height they will fit just fine.

There are a few memebers on ClubLexus that have done this. Here is one of the write-ups. Also, what bushings are you using to replace the old ones? http://www.clublexus.com/forums/suspension-and-brakes/467822-daizen-diy.html

Clicking could be a couple of things. Axle maybe going Check your ball joints and tie rods (inner and outer)

Take it back to Best Buy.

Make sure to take all the trim off first. As you take out screws/bolts/nuts, make sure to bag and tag them. Just remember to take your time and be patience. Also, get and buddy to help you. GL

Please don't do it. The largest i would run would be 19s or 20s without issues.

Try moving the seat all the way up first before removing the seat. It that doesn't work, use something long and try to push it out. If that doesn't work, remove the bolt bolts, unplug the harness from under the seat, then lift out. GL

A supra swap (2jz-gte) will def. take care of your speed problem. Does require a lot of money to get it done properly. GL

GO to an auto parts store and rent a code scanner. After you pull the code. GOOGLE is your friend to help you diagnose your problem. GL

Ceramic for sure! Try www.r1concepts.com for all your brake needs.

If you are planning on replacing the factory sub, then yes the amp will work as long as the wattage is the similar.

Depends on your budget. Coilovers for sure! I personally run Teins and love them.

For the turn signal, pop the hood, locate the correct plug, twist out, change blub, and twist back in. If you are referring to the bumper lens, then cut the wheel in, move the fender liner, twist out the plug, replace bulb, and reverse steps. Or remove the fog light, 2 screws, and reach in. The follow previous steps. GL

IMO i think the wood, unless oem, looks tacky. I suggest you contact l-tunedparts.com and order the japanese oem part that is color matched. I have attached a pic to show you want i'm talking about.

I would definitely get a buddy to help you for this as it will take some time and patience. I would start with the trunk and work your way forward because the trunk in the easiest to remove all the trim. Check out Second Skin Audio, as they make a similar product but cheaper. Their website also offers tools and tips. Good luck!