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Check all the rubber door seals. If there's any drying, cracking or even missing, that could be the cause of your water leak.

As I mentioned, if he could drive without going over the limits of the mileage in the contract, leasing is not a bad deal.

2003 Honda Civic EX. Drove it well over 300k until the transmission finally died. Engine was replaced at 225k. Would have bought another Honda, but there was an awesome deal on the 2017 Corolla.

Inquire with sign companies and have it custom made. In my opinion, just remove it altogether. It would look cleaner.

I rotate my tires every oil change (5K) for even wear. When it comes time to replace, I do all 4 tires at the same time, again, for even wear. The only time I would replace one at a time is if one of my tires gets an irreparable damage.

That's the key. You may be paying less on your monthly payment, but you would have to spend a whole lot of money to end a lease. There's no free lunch. If it was that simple and cheap, majority of us would be leasing.

If he could drive without going over the limits of the mileage in the contract, leasing is not a bad deal. Unfortunately for most of us, we always drive above it, and the overage is what makes it more expensive than purchasing. Get out off the lease contract ASAP!

Get your electrical system checked. You may have bad battery, plugs, or starter. Smell of gas is normal since your engine is not starting and the internal combustion is not happening with the gas/air mixture in the piston

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Have you looked into adjustable rear control arms?

Yep! My point exactly.

Not worth it. I actually noticed loss of torque when I used them. You're better off replacing your air filter with a high flow type.

It's an IS180! I get it! LOL!

LOL!

Your photos look great Brothabear! I plan to get BC Coilovers with Swift spring upgrade. Maybe you can help me install mine :)

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