EK Civic Radiator EXPLOSION D16Y4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Today I took the project civic down to be saftey inspected or roadworthy inspected as they call it in mexico (Victoria-Australia)
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I'm a Sydney Boy Now based in Melbourne and have been into the car scene for 20 years now, I've seen drifting come and go I've seen Silvia's and skylines go from being worth $40k down to $4k and now back up to $40k for a Rough example, I sold new cars for Nissan for 14 years and its safe to say I have NISSAN BLOOD running through my veins yet here I am being unable to afford the cars I once had which has turned me to becoming a "HONDA BOI" I have to say they are great cars I love learning about them and lets face it value for money they are ridiculously fast!
Check below to see my car resume:
*1991 Nissan Pulsar N14 SSS- 118kW not raced
*1996 Nissan Silvia S14 200sx -220kW 13.0@109mph
*1990 Nissan Skyline R32 GTR- 350kW 12.0@118mph
*1996 Nissan Skyline R33 GTR- 520kW 11.0@127mph
*2015 Nissan Pulsar C12 SSS- 200kW 14.0@104mph
*1998 Honda Civic EK sedan TBA-TBA stay tuned I want this baby to run a 10 second pass
Wow the inspection out there is crazy
Yeah man it’s crazy strict but once it passes you can do what ever you like
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this is just my luck :(
How often do you have to do the car inspection in your country? When you do pass and start modding the car a lot, what happens if you get in trouble with the law because of the mods? What happens to you or your car if that happens?
Michael Flare it’s just once if the cars registration has been expired for months, or a change of ownership or an unregistered car, once I mod the car it still gets inspected yearly but they just check brakes and tyres and lights mods don’t really matter
Each state is different. NSW for example has an exemption for brand new cars up to 5 years. 6 years+ requires yearly safety inspections for the stuff Tristan mentioned.