Fibreglass Bonnet

[so_tred]

I'm pretty confident the blits ones are legit, they come with a letter of approval etc..

Here's the site for those interested: http://www.blitsbodykits.com.au/index.php?pr=Shop_Now

To answer the weight question, a friend of mine has one on his R34 and it's quite heavy still. A little lighter than standard but because it has the skeleton etc that keeps the weight up there.

Edited August 18, 2007 by so_tred

[murrayis]

I have a ADR approved fibre glass bonnet, I got mine from DMD there alot heavier than standard bonnets the bonnet itself wieghs 15- 20 kg's.

But having it ADR approved has saved me a few times with the police, just have to keep the paperwork in the car at all time that relates to that particular bonnet

[GTRgeoff]

Let me explain something folks.

There is no such thing as ADR approvals.

The best you can hope for is that a business constructs/fabricates/builds in accordance with relevant ADR/s and so marks the item as meeting the specific ADR/s.

There is no specific organisation that actually goes around testing everything to give "ADR Approval".

Of course a business that falsely label an item as meeting the ADRs is in breach of a number of acts including Trades Practices.

[redevil]

there is such a thing as adr approval, it's not a specific company that does the testing. It's that they must have certain test's run on the component to meet adr regulations then once they have been done. ADR then approves the part by giving it an ADR number.

[Col-GTSX]

All automotive part makers need ADR approval before selling an item to fit to a road registered car as a legal part...

No there is not a company that tests stuff call "ADR" but the maker needs to supply test information to get an ADR approval...

Been there done that

Worked part time as a kid in dads shop I think I only got like 20cents a day, ripoff.

But I guess when your 7-8 years old a days work is really just eating lunch and trying not to look directlly at people welding...