Post Some Pics of your FC! :D <- Pics of your car go in this thread!!
05-01-14 | 05:23 PM
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Nashville TN
thanks man! wheel is a grip royal knight, the seat is a sparco EVO L. it fits very nicely in the car. lower that the stock seats, but also wider at the shoulder bolsters. its very close to the door but it clears it still.
05-06-14 | 02:02 AM
If it's a conversion to RHD then yes. If it's a factory RHD car it is not legal in the United States. Only cars 25 years are older are legal for importation. California is even tougher because it has to meet emissions back as far as 1974? I think it is. The only exception is Show and Display import but they aren't road legal.
05-06-14 | 10:13 AM
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From: so fla
If it's a conversion to RHD then yes. If it's a factory RHD car it is not legal in the United States. Only cars 25 years are older are legal for importation. California is even tougher because it has to meet emissions back as far as 1974? I think it is. The only exception is Show and Display import but they aren't road legal.
1975 and newer cars must meet/pass Cali Emissions/Smog Testing.
Show and Display are road legal for 2500 miles a year. Show and Display must also meet/pass Cali Emissions but seems like some of the importers in cali have the hookup on passing this.
05-06-14 | 10:27 AM
RHD conversions are not legal - but people do not get in trouble for doing them it seems. 1975 and newer cars must meet/pass Cali Emissions/Smog Testing. Show and Display are road legal for 2500 miles a year. Show and Display must also meet/pass Cali Emissions but seems like some of the importers in cali have the hookup on passing this.
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05-06-14 | 11:16 AM
Subaru RX7 Guy
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: Edmonton, AB
Move to Canada + free health care + ability to drive any car from 1999 and below as much as you want= win? Haha just kidding, kinda lol. That thing is super clean! Here's a pic of all three at my house(blue one is jdm).
05-15-14 | 09:31 AM
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From: Rockford, IL
RHD conversions are not legal - but people do not get in trouble for doing them it seems.
1975 and newer cars must meet/pass Cali Emissions/Smog Testing.
Show and Display are road legal for 2500 miles a year. Show and Display must also meet/pass Cali Emissions but seems like some of the importers in cali have the hookup on passing this.
1975 and newer cars must meet/pass Cali Emissions/Smog Testing.
Show and Display are road legal for 2500 miles a year. Show and Display must also meet/pass Cali Emissions but seems like some of the importers in cali have the hookup on passing this.
05-15-14 | 11:12 AM
Throwback pic of my two previous FC's, both stock. Currently in the market for another one. Is it me or are these cars getting harder and harder to find ? All of the ones I've looked at here in Florida are pieces of Sh*t.
