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hey guys

My first post so big hello to all other ceffie owners-just imported an SR cefiro and am trying to comply it- need a few pointers on getting parts for this thing

I had a 7 point rollcage and had to remove the front- the sunvisors were removed and i will need them for complience-which ones will fit-i have tried 180sx ones but they were WAY to big- they also seem to have a switch under them??

Also wondering if anyone in sydney had a standard exhaust laying around that i could lend for a day?

Have more bits and pieces i have to go through also

thanks guys

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Yeah daniel my cage is differnt to youre one- i have the 7 point safety 21 cage and the front is different

I HAD to remove the front to register it -and can only keep the rear in if i remove the rear seats and register it as a 2 seater- pain in the ass

Im sure you guys get it a bit easier up on the sunshine coast- down here in nsw we get reamed ;)

But yeah any help with a stock exhaust would be greeted with much thanks

117 db is loud ;)

cheers

I had a 7 point rollcage and had to remove the front- the sunvisors were removed and i will need them for complience-which ones will fit-i have tried 180sx ones but they were WAY to big- they also seem to have a switch under them??

I believe nissan pintara ones fit, but you don't need sunvisors for compliance, i didn't have an sun visors and i passed.

David

you can quieten your exhaust be getting 2 metal platet thaf fit between your front pipe and your cat and between your cat and rear pipe

make em the same size and shape as the flange but drill about 50 holes in them about 6mm.

this WILL get your car under 90 DB. mine was 118!!!! i did this and got it down to 86db to get it thru rego.

it will run like shi tho :)

dont boost it like this!

hey dori where you going for compliance?

it's been 5 months since mine came in the country and im sick of looking in the garage...that sydney compliance center in orange grove told me $1450 on the phone, and when i went in to ask, he said minimum $1650. i think envy imports do then for about $1450 or $1500...but is there anywhere else that complies these cars apart from japlink?

ok my engineer will not sign off until i get sunvisors- tried skyline (r31, r33), 180sx, ae86 and pintara ones

Anyone got any ideas what will fit??? they seem to be rounded and pretty uncommon

Just want to get it on the road-will be heading to pick and payless tomorrow

any advice what to try would be great

cheers

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