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Hey guys. I'm importing a R32 GTR 90 model under SEVS. Now my compliance workshop is telling me I can't just simply instal intrusion bars into the doors. They tell me I or they will have to find me second hand doors with FACTORY intrusion bars instaled in them and anyone else that tells me different is full of shit.

Many say it is quite possible to have the bars instaled and passed. Is there a phone number for SEVS? or the people that actually check the vehicle over that I can call and find out for sure? So I can call the compliance workshop and tell them they are full of it and to talk to these guys...

Any help? THANKS!:(

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As I also posted in NS as well their is now available approved After Market Side Intrusion Bars for the R32 GTR and GTS-t 2 door as I have ordered them and I have the evidence in my possession so I know they are out their, these are ADR approved and tested according to ADR 29 requirements for DOTRS, the bars are available for RAWS to use and they are available from one place and one place only.

If the workshop does not want use the Side Intrusion Bars that is their choice, if the workshop does not want to deal with the manufacturer of the Side Intrusion Bars and use their evidence that is their choice but as a customer you should be able to be supplied them and if not go to another workshop, this is another thing people are not told till the last minute.

People are making comments on many forums on things they don't understand or assume and all it is doing is confusing people so for RAWS this link to the ADR's is what you need to read so you know what the rulings are but if you do it will confuse you even more.

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