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Hey all i need some advice about getting my car registration switched over from N.T plates to N.S.W plates as i am moving to Terrigal in the next week . i currently own a 1993 r32 gtst skyline with a fair few modifications (e.g disco potato turbo, apexi power fc computer, apexi electronic boost controller, apexi turbo timer, k&n pod filter ,gtr injectors, z32 airflow meter, hks fmic, oil cooler, full hks exhuast, hks cams and cam wheels, bosh 044 fuel pump, aeromotive fuel pressure regulator with fuel pressure gauge, big red coil packs, dba slotted rotors) My rego from the N.T doesn't run out until may but i am worried with all the modifications i will find it hard to get it registered in N.S.W any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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i believe that that is the case the car should be stock and completely roadworthy for a blue slip, but some mechanics may be lenient on modifications, especially if they have been done properly and dont make the car unsafe to drive. just have to find a mechanic that will pass it....maybe soem of the guys from central coast area might know of someone in that area and PM you?? good luck with it mate

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Hey all i need some advice about getting my car registration switched over from N.T plates to N.S.W plates as i am moving to Terrigal in the next week . i currently own a 1993 r32 gtst skyline with a fair few modifications (e.g disco potato turbo, apexi power fc computer ( hide hand controler), apexi electronic boost controller(hide boost controler), apexi turbo timer( hide or remove), k&n pod filter(make/buy a enclosure) ,gtr injectors, z32 airflow meter, hks fmic, oil cooler, full hks exhuast, hks cams and cam wheels(cover on), bosh 044 fuel pump, aeromotive fuel pressure regulator with fuel pressure gauge, big red coil packs, dba slotted rotors) My rego from the N.T doesn't run out until may but i am worried with all the modifications i will find it hard to get it registered in N.S.W any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Ive typed in bold the things I would do first, Blue slips are not that hard as long as the car is safe and not to loud.

Get the thing engineered, cost me under 1k.

Find a good local tuner/mechanic who do the slips and they should be able to tell you what you need to fix prior.

Your not smuggling guns and ammo so it shouldnt be to hard if you do what is needed.

Mark

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thanks for the advice, can anyone send me in the right direction to a tuning shop on the central coast??? ( pm the details please). I would like to get it all engineered so i will get less hassel from the cops.

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