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Haysey Grand Master

Haysey

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i got defected for having no back seats in the car, i told them it was because i had 8 wheels in there the day before from a drift day

they said put the seats back in and the defect will go away....

pitty about the rest of the list.. :thumbsup:

Primordial Grand Master

Primordial

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^ Totally agree with the above.. Illegal unless registered as 2 seater..

Prevents fully sick drifters driving around with stripped out cars.

Huh? Fully sick drifters... isnt that an oxy-moron? :thumbsup:

removing rear seats gives me alot more room for tyres its not just about making it lighter :D

+1

You're better off eating a lighter breakfast than removing the seat.. It only weighs a kilo or two anyway. Only way to fit a set of semi's or drift tyres is to remove it though :)

DaGr81 Mentor

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interesting read, but if u did register it as a 2 seater how much would it cost, or is it more cost effective to do it around rego time? whats the exact process and prices involved? if someone can list this it would be awesome

reaper Experienced

reaper

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Basically all you need to do is remove the rear seats and the rear seat belts. Then go to a mechanic and get a blue slip to change from 4/5 seater to 2 seater (around $90) from memory. Then off to the rta to lodge it with them and thats it.

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s13_Skyline_inside Proficient

s13_Skyline_inside

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I dont think its that simple, im pretty sure you need to either weld up the holes from the seat belts or put bolts in them and then take it to an engineer, blue slip guys cant engineer things, they read what the car has been engineered for and then say yes the car is like that, so you'd need to carry out the work on the car, get an engineers cert for it, then take it with the engineers cert to get a blue slip place then that place would pass you on the inspection as a two seater car then you take it to the rta and re register it as a two seater

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