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The compliance blokes told me that the suspension on my R33 may be to low to be legal, firstly how many cm's high does it have to be and secondly if it is a defect should i buy these http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...at=0&page=1 ? My plan is to make the skyline not defectable.

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The compliance blokes told me that the suspension on my R33 may be to low to be legal, firstly how many cm's high does it have to be and secondly if it is a defect should i buy these http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...at=0&page=1 ? My plan is to make the skyline not defectable.

You can't get through regency with coileys mate, You won't get done by cops for them cause they prob wont see them or be able to tell, but if you ever get defected, you have to take them off for regency, cause they will see them, and they are height adjustable.

You can't get through regency with coileys mate, You won't get done by cops for them cause they prob wont see them or be able to tell, but if you ever get defected, you have to take them off for regency, cause they will see them, and they are height adjustable.

My compliance place is putting there stock suspension on for regency i wasnt talking about coilovers for that, im talking afterwards. I rang and asked the compliance place and they said the suspension may be a defect i dont want to get defected and go through all this bs i was told that coilovers are legal ? wtf is legal on a skyline!

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