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even tho this thread has gone from what to do with my money to r34 front end conversion lol

was wondering do we need a engineers certificates/permits for the front end conversion, im guessing we do dont we?

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yeh spot on, the quote i got was using second r34 parts, but i dont mind 6 is what i thought it would be any way, and having the painting done for free is also a help,

no doubt it will look way better on either kat's or mikey's car but meh im slowly building mine hehe

rofl negative ;)

im not doing it waste of money plus nothing beats only having 1 or 2 people with the same frontbar as mine in perth :huh: nothings beats geniune NISMO frontbar :laugh:

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It's not a waste of money if its something you always wanted to do... each to their own I spose! You're gonna lose money in a car no matter what really.

Sam, nah we won't need engineers certificates, cos we're not changing the chassis - only the panels. Shouldn't be a prob at all. BUT as Kym brought up to me last night, insurance might be different.. if you have a crash and need something replaced they've got the right to say they're going to replace your front fender/bumper with standard R33. Thats NOT cool - so just don't crash :rofl:

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