Rudi Jr. is streetlegal :-))))))

[chartinael]

Well, I am so darn pleased. As of today 19:00 Rudi's adjustments are engineered and certified. Problematic were all items I don't have a TÜV certificate for: SSR Integral Rims, brake swap, Tanabe muffler, Spoon bars .... Anyhow, it's all been taken care off.

This is how it looks like in Germany. Now I need to take the engineering protocol to the department of motor vehicles and have them change the title and the registration. But I can do that next time I feel like it. No urgent need, the protocol is all I need to carry around with me now. No need to worry when I get into a general traffic check now :-)

http://eurostylez.watt-is-dingens.de/bilda/chartinael/streetlegal.jpg

[joyride]

Ich weiß nicht was weitergeht hier aber ach gut.

[SPEEDCORE]

So you need engineers cert. for wheels in Germany?

[garett]

du bist shoun

[EuroAccord13]

What ze hell isss goings on?

[tRipitaka]

der ist mein hamburger

[EGB16A]

sssshhhhuuuullllltttttzzzz!!!! lol

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[bennjamin]

oi ! reply ony with relevant input and keep the spam to the LOUNGE :)

BTW ich bin ben lol

good work that its legal :)

[J-MuN]

i'm guessing its a German version of an Engineer Certificate... Congrates, now u can finally enjoy your car :D

[chartinael]

that's right. Well, it is not a TÜV expertise which you usally need to get things certified but it is the protocol the engineer issues to certify proper installation and street safety of your vehicle. (the upper part). The lower part contains the changes to be entered in title an registration. Here a copy of a german registration:

(its a friend's registration I will replace it with mine when I scan it later on today) I will show you when the changes are added in registration as well.

http://eurostylez.watt-is-dingens.de/bilda/chartinael/reg1.jpg