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rad100 Grand Master

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hey guys,

just about to go to my first regency meeting and just wondering if i need to remove my e-boost, timer. also is a r32 front bar legal on a gts-t 32? and do i need the stock exhaust on??? cd players and intercoolers r legal?? oh and amps and 6x9's?

cheers guys.

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anything that is classed as a boost controller that is non std, take it off, as well as a timer.

R32 gtr front bar u mean? No its not illegal, as long as its secured properly...

Stock exhaust isnt necessary as long as u have a cat converter, and its quiet (below 90dB i think it was??)

Cd players are fine, intercoolers are fine as long as pipework follows std routing ie no holes cut into the cars structure to fit it...

amp is fine (needs to be secure) and 6x9's - if their in the rear parcel shelf no they are not as they obstruct the child restraints -which must also be installed.

Any other q's - ring regency as on the internet u get misguided info that only regency can answer 100%.

rad100 Grand Master

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haha its funny coz my parcel shelf never came with child restraints its like a thin mdf as my parcl shelf!!! i mounted my own 6x9's lol i just like lifted the parcel shelf out.... what the???

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