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Been to Midland once, got the initial inspection and they told me what I had to fix, I did none of it except replace my racing pedals (didn't have stock accelerator pedal so drilled on a stock Falcon brake pedal), passed when I took it back lol.

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I returned my car to 'stock', standard wheels, standard exhaust (but gt-rs turbo hehe). Got told when I got there that I still had to do IM240 and 5 gas.

Me: "Oh but I rang the DPI and the lady told me returning it to stock would be fine, I've spent 10k (cough) already doing this"

The inspector mumbled something, went and talked to his supervisor, and said "Ok, since the IM240 isn't really running we'll sign off on the car"

I pretty much did the macarena right then and there.

"Changed engines hey?"

"Yeah snapped the old one"

*notes down RB30xxxxxx*

"Can I take it for a drive?"

"Sure, go for it"

*smoke a couple of smokes while waiting*

"How'd it go?"

"Yeah good, thanks for that, I love skylines!"

*Drive home with licensed RB30DET*

:(

"Changed engines hey?"

"Yeah snapped the old one"

*notes down RB30xxxxxx*

"Can I take it for a drive?"

"Sure, go for it"

*smoke a couple of smokes while waiting*

"How'd it go?"

"Yeah good, thanks for that, I love skylines!"

*Drive home with licensed RB30DET*

:(

Lol awesome. Did you get the guys name? I got the name of the guy that inspected mine but now I've forgotten it :D Pretty sure it was the supervisor though, the other inspectors seemed to be going to him and asking him questions and things...

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