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Ok guys, I need some help. I've had a search through this forum, and I've tried looking at http://rvcs-prodweb.dot.gov.au/ and http://raws.dotars.gov.au/rawswebpublic/RA...age.asp#results but both these sites appear to have trouble with giving me a list of compliance workshops.

So, I'm hoping you guys can help me out with reccomending some SEVS workshops in sydney that comply R32 GTRs?

Thanks. ;)

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Hey,

There are still a few shops that are not listed in the link above.... I've recently complied 2 of my Skyline 350GT at a workshop in Hornsby area, and it is the cheapest shop across Sydney (perhaps the entire Aus). The shop said to me they can do the compliance for many Nissan including all skylines and S15. Due to the fact that someone suggested that the posts here are viewed by many people and some of them have certain (bad) purpose, that person thus advised me not to disclose much info about a workshop, I will PM you the details of the shop including prices, etc.

Cheers

so I guess the next question is who have people here used in sydney for R32 SEVS compliance, how much did it cost? and how was the job?
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