Buddy Club N+ coilovers

[swannno]

Hey guys, i'm planning on getting a set of BC N+ coilovers and i've read that the Tein Flex ones are illegal. Does that mean that the N+ would be illegal to have too since they are both similar?

Cheers :thumbsup:

[aaronng]

Tein Flex are not illegal because they are stiff. They are illegal because they are not sold by the local Tein distributor and hence does not have ADR approval. If the distributor for BC submitted the N+ for ADR testing and it has certification, then it would be legal.

[swannno]

Yeah some of the threads that i read were talking about the lower adjustable mount and since the N+ has the same thing, just wanna make sure they're road legal before i get them

[Zilli]

most modifications to your car are not road legal, hence the reason why you will get defected

ADR's are a completely different issue on there own

[aaronng]

Yeah some of the threads that i read were talking about the lower adjustable mount and since the N+ has the same thing, just wanna make sure they're road legal before i get them

Just check www.buddyclub.com.au and call them to ask.

[JDM_VTIR]

haha coil overs already eh swanno? nicee. low riding is the way to go! :thumbsup:

[swannno]

ahahah yup.... bit by bit. Well yeah i had a chat to the guy selling me the N+, and yeah told me that i should be able to get a RWC for it... so all good

[aaronng]

Did you call BC Aus? I would only trust BC Aus in telling me whether their product is ADR approved or not.

[swannno]

I spoke to the guys at On The Run Motorsport who are a buddy club dealer and they seem to reckon it should be fine, but i think i will call up BC Aus just to make sure