Engineering Certificate - How To Find Out What Is Covered?

[iwanta34gtr]

Hi Every1,

My S15 has a large number of modifications, it also has an engineering plate.

How do I find out which modifications are covered as part of engineering?

Apologies if this is a simplistic question, havent ever looked in to this previously and google isnt being too friendly to me today.

I'm hoping there is a website or similar where you can put in some details off the plate and it will advise you?

Thanks in advance for the advice and direction.

[xntrq]

I asked the same question and someone told me that it is too broad to actually have a list. I've been told that they take a look at the installation, fitment/placement of the part to be certified to see if it is safe and complies with regulatory standards. If it is out of standards, they assess the safety of the installation. I might be wrong though, the guy who told me wasn't an engineer but a mechanic.

I was considering to rice up a bit and put lambo doors haha.

[iwanta34gtr]

Cheers for the reply mate, appreciate it.

[R31Nismoid]

Call an engineering group/firm/person that deals with it - better place to start given the broad nature of the topic/question.

[xntrq]

Heres some guys that do it: http://www.terrytoomey.com.au/

[iwanta34gtr]

Thank you guys, appreciate your advice and direction.

[usmair]

my friend had to call the company who had their plate on the car to request a copy.

They charged him $120 for providing a piece of paper lol

[Hot33r8723]

What a load of shit 120 for paper it was Proberly dodgy