What are some good places to take a car for a low volume vehicle cert in Welly? Will need a cert for my new Brembo brakes. Was thinking that somebody who knows about our cars would be best.
What are some good places to take a car for a low volume vehicle cert in Welly? Will need a cert for my new Brembo brakes. Was thinking that somebody who knows about our cars would be best.
Hey Jan, will this be the end of any mods to the car that require a cert? If so well then go get it but remember, if you should decide to go for, say coilovers latter on, back to get a cert you will need to go. And pay the $350+ all over again.
Here are details of the thresholds for requiring a recertification.
And here is a list of the accredited certifiers. Note though, the list is for the individuals but doesn't say who they work for. Not that useful a list.
Can't see myself getting coilovers. The car is too low as it is at stock height. Anyway brembos certainly require a cert. I did not think so previously and made some inquiries, but was misinformed, but anyway nevermind.
Would be interested to know what people's experiences are re. WOF's if they have Brembos fitted but no cert.
Originally Posted by VR4 MAD
when i didnt have a cert, i had no issues at all,
coz they just bolt on and look factory.
most WOF guys woundnt even know,
only reason i did get a cert, was i got pulled over and a cop gave me a warning
for my coil overs,
so all my stuff was certed at the same time.
Just tell them they are a Mitsi factory fitted part.............. which is sorta true really, all be it for EVO's but chances are they wouldn't know and if they've seen EVOs with them, they may say, WTF and pass it.........
Worth a try....................
Carsten, that may have been true before, but by the sound of your noob WOF guy you mentioned in the other thread, you wouldn't get away with it now...........Originally Posted by Gly
They bolt straight on, I've never had a problem either
Originally Posted by VR4 MAD
he didnt say anything about them not being legal apart from them not working correctly, /bloody ****a noob
Originally Posted by VR4 MAD
thats coz there independent testers,
most of them will hire a space or have an agreement with a garage to borrow there premises for testing/checking,
BTW a cert is around $350
and they check the WHOLE car, and is more stringent than your normal WOF....
you usually get one free recheck if your car fails, after that you have to pay the full amount again and start over!
From my understanding of the rules, you don't need a cert for the brakes if they use the factory mounts. If you need to change the mounts or modify them, then yes it would need a cert.
1994 Galant VR-4, 6A13TT conversion 230kw atw
2000 Legnum VR-4, Daily driver
1995 FTO GPX
So if I have HID bulbs in the standard headlights they are likely to have a hissy fit as they aren't ..............er ................legalOriginally Posted by Gly
Bugger ........................... and what's interesting the car came imported with them and passed the initial compliance testing at the border................ go figure..........
Also good to note rather than just winging it.. Its worth having the cert especially for when it comes time for insurance to pay out, they'll pick the nigly little bits that dont comply just to get out of paying a deal.. Always better to be safe than sorry..