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Hi all,

Just wondering where can I have the Blue slip done for changing of registeration from ACT to NSW number plate? Also, what will they check during the blue slip? I have a FMIC and a pod filter. Anyone with the same experience? Need advice. Cheers!

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Usually an RTA inspection station (no, not the ones on the roadside!) can do them, or a Certified mechanic, if you call the RTA they should be able to tell you where your nearest one is. I've found that they are vary significantly in how they do a blue-slip.

I had to Blue-slip an RB20'd R31 pintara (with full engineers cert) it had a dumper exhaust that sat just inside the rear bar, one place classified it as an exhaust leak, they called the 1 piece tailshaft illegal (it was on the cert), the tyres needed replacing (still above tread wear markers), and a whole heap of niggly little shit. I took it to another joint & they put a ball-joint into it and it was fine. :)

Anyway, for blue-slip i would reccomend putting a stock-airbox back in as technically a pod has to be secured, in a box & engineered. FMIC wont be a worry as long as its mounted properly.

Where abouts are you? (Canberra?) that'd help some ppl get an Idea of where you could take the car.

good luck.

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Hi all,

Just wondering where can I have the Blue slip done for changing of registeration from ACT to NSW number plate? Also, what will they check during the blue slip? I have a FMIC and a pod filter. Anyone with the same experience? Need advice. Cheers!

call loui at safs mechanical and racing at five dock 97164422 and tell him craked sent you he will look after you

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