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  1. Hello mate, I had the same problem. If you take the black plastic trim off of each side you will see the runners that hold the glass and three bolts. Loosen all three bolts on both sides and then push on the glass gently - ypu will see it lifts. Slide a piece of thin metal stock from the local homeware store between the runners and the glass on each side. One small piece around 10mm long on each end should be enough enough. Tighten the bolts{not too much} and try that. The stock i used was 2mm thick, 10mm wide stainless and this worked a treat as it does not foul the runners and the plastic covers conceal it, but you may need something a little thicker. Hope this helps and sorry i don't have any photo's. Si.
  2. Just wanted to intro myself - as stated from England just outside London and got myself a 97 Stagea RS FOUR around six months ago. Well chuffed with the car and have just started minor mods to brakes/engine etc. Fitted Apexi power intake and had exhaust custom made as well as fitting Sumitomo calipers. Just about to get FMIC and fuel pump and soon will be getting new ECU and mapping Discovered the site a few weeks ago however not had a chance to get on properly due to new addition to the family ( baby not car !!) Great tips and advice I have already read, the site has been indespensable the last few days so thanks to all of you. Very new to the japanese car scene so expect some obvious questions ( just don't be too rough ) looking forward to many late nights !! Simon.
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