EP3 Type R

**PHO** · 02-06-2013 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by charliebrown

those companies dont know the specific faults with each model. would rather someone who deals with handas to look over my handa nomsayin

lol cb u idiot.

stateroads one of the most detailed reports you can get. down to the paint thickness on every panel on your car.

They know a lemon when they see one. many people over at SAU use them to inspect skylines evos chasers and normal cars like camrys bmws and vws.

They got a bajillion point check. compared to the racv crap where they just say if the car is rwc or not.

Example of one of their complete reports: http://www.vehicle-inspection.com.au...ple_report.pdf

But you only use state roads on a car that your REALLY keen on you've brought someone like oscar along to see if the car seems alright as the inspection is few hundred bucks.

But can save you a headache.

ps dun hurt me, u very smart lad

wasajk

**charliebrown** · 02-06-2013 11:16 PM

TY jonoe. will call statesroad and bring them with me next time

**PHO** · 02-06-2013 11:19 PM

Originally Posted by charliebrown

TY jonoe. will call statesroad and bring them with me next time

So rich lad.

**charliebrown** · 02-06-2013 11:30 PM

gona go pay a visit to gran turismo das auto soon. listed as 19k, will consider buying if thye have a mint one and will do 16 drive away

**flop101** · 03-06-2013 06:44 AM

Originally Posted by PHO

lol cb u idiot.

stateroads one of the most detailed reports you can get. down to the paint thickness on every panel on your car.

They know a lemon when they see one. many people over at SAU use them to inspect skylines evos chasers and normal cars like camrys bmws and vws.

They got a bajillion point check. compared to the racv crap where they just say if the car is rwc or not.

Example of one of their complete reports: http://www.vehicle-inspection.com.au...ple_report.pdf

But you only use state roads on a car that your REALLY keen on you've brought someone like oscar along to see if the car seems alright as the inspection is few hundred bucks.

But can save you

Thanks for the info, will look into getting it checked out once it passes initial inspection by RYB

**flop101** · 03-06-2013 08:35 AM

Just had another question... Do rebuilds like this need an engineering certificate?

**Symphorced** · 03-06-2013 11:31 AM

Originally Posted by flop101

Just had another question... Do rebuilds like this need an engineering certificate?

Yes you would need an engineering certificate so that the engine can be registered to the car. The engine needs to be registered to the car in order for you to get an RWC.

**flop101** · 03-06-2013 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Symphorced

Yes you would need an engineering certificate so that the engine can be registered to the car. The engine needs to be registered to the car in order for you to get an RWC.

Thanks for the info. I just texted the seller and his response text to my question of whether its been registered was:
"No it doesnt have an engineering certificate, thats why i have not had the engine number re-registered, I dont see any risk and the car can pass pink slip easily"

I then responded with, "what happens if i buy the car and want to get it re-registered?"

which was met with the following response:
"You need to spend about $500-$700 to get an engineer to write a report and use this report to change the engine number under rego. Dr Honda can pass you the engineers contact"

Thoughts?

**bluey45** · 03-06-2013 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by flop101

Thanks for the info. I just texted the seller and his response text to my question of whether its been registered was:
"No it doesnt have an engineering certificate, thats why i have not had the engine number re-registered, I dont see any risk and the car can pass pink slip easily"

I then responded with, "what happens if i buy the car and want to get it re-registered?"

which was met with the following response:
"You need to spend about $500-$700 to get an engineer to write a report and use this report to change the engine number under rego. Dr Honda can pass you the engineers contact"

Thoughts?

I'd be a bit hesitant about the purchase if I was you.

**UNA91** · 03-06-2013 09:58 PM

Anyone know what the minimum brake rotor thickness before replacing is for our cars? It would be the same as the FN2 wouldn't it

**Perry** · 04-06-2013 12:41 AM

Silly question I know dc5r owners buy ep3 front sway bars on their cars is to clear aftermarket headers right?, would a front sway design for a dc5r fit our ep3's?