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Would It Be Hard To Rego My R34?

SS8_Gohan

By SS8_Gohan,
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Unfortunately they will most likely notice if it has height adjustable suspension/coilovers, so you might want to think about putting the stockers back in for the inspection. You will also need to not only remove the boost control unit in the cabin, but also the solenoid and wiring in the engine bay - all of the inspectors are switched onto and trained in the signs.

Remember too, if they catch you for ONE thing illegal/unroadworthy, then they will send you for a FULL inspection, and then you're toast - they even check turbo serial numbers are genuine Nissan items, believe it or not.

But hey, you might be completely fine and get away with it, like many people have said on here. I would just hate to see the worst happen and you not be aware of what CAN happen.

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i appreciate the full picture mate :D

they're not coilovers, just bilstein shocks and whiteline springs, but with groovey things to change the height. Not sure if that's what you mean. It's just the SydneyKid group buy kit. If you were look at the tops of them in the engine bay, they wouldn't look adjustable etc

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i appreciate the full picture mate :D

they're not coilovers, just bilstein shocks and whiteline springs, but with groovey things to change the height. Not sure if that's what you mean. It's just the SydneyKid group buy kit. If you were look at the tops of them in the engine bay, they wouldn't look adjustable etc

They're fine :blush:

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