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  • 2 weeks later...
How do you explain to RTA about the speedo readings being different out of curiosity??

If you want to find more info out, search the forums, dont chat in here. Im sure the RTA has no problem with your speedo showing 300 instead of 180... As you will notice most australian cars show over 180 on their speedo.

Nismo R33 GTR 320km/h white faced cluster with 39,852kms. It's still in the original box, $700ono.

I'm in Sydney, but will ship anywhere if purchaser pays for postage.

Please sms(preferable) or email me your number as I will be in Sydney later this week and I can pick up the dash. Ph. 0419277774 email [email protected]

Thanks,

John

  • 3 weeks later...
If you want to find more info out, search the forums, dont chat in here. Im sure the RTA has no problem with your speedo showing 300 instead of 180... As you will notice most australian cars show over 180 on their speedo.

Dave: FYI I was enquiring about the problems possibly to be encountered at the RTA NSW with ODOMETER readings being different, also I was asking the OWNER as he/she has the unit and may know this information possibly off hand. As I was a genuinly interested purchaser of this particular unit at the time I feel I was entitled to ask such a question, not only for myself, but other probable buyers.

To be publicly told "dont chat in here" annoyed me because of the above mentioned. As a moderater I think you need to review your tact!

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