Still excited about a car that is a fugitive? I thought you already got an R33 from him. Was he able to register that or were you lying?sppedking wrote:
Oh yeah I know Him! I ordered my R33 V-spec from this guy and I got mine in about 8 weeks... lil over a week than supposedly 7 weeks but we did good business. He even took me out to dine with his wife and friends..Really Cool guy. He speaks fluent japanese so that validates him for doing his things i guess. My dad has investment company and considering investing $100,000 on Supaca Imports. We are very excited! Just when you do business, give him some space and don't be all over i guess, he'll do it.
I see "your boy" took real good care of you. I hope god didn't order a car though him.sppedking wrote:Wow, somebody is threatening someone they don't know online?? That is pretty much illegal and frenzy......do you have a family of your own?? I don't think so. Supaca guy is my boy. That's it and Supaca only deals with federalized R33 from now on accroding to him. Go to nhtsa they will tell you SkylineR33 is eligible for importing. U are full of cr** AZ. Stop defaming some company based on imaginary facts. AZ, You should mind your business.. be cool don't judge someone. That is God's job.(we have same IP? bull****! )
I guess you now care?sppedking wrote:LOL, everybody talking about someone they don't know. I checked out Supaca Imports at Hot Imprort Nights, LA and he was doing big like 2 or 3 cars and a few models. Has anyone seen him there? Good job man, he said he never even heard about this thread. no one cares about this forum.
Well, you may be able to do some sneaky stuff to get a state registration but the R34 cannot be federally legalized. Any importer that says they can do it is a liar.sppedking wrote:Hi, I bought my R34 from supaca imports and they delivered the car within 8 weeks. but they did not know how to register in Nevada, does anyone know?
lol now in my sigsocal_kouki wrote:Kinda feel bad for the guy. At the end of the day he was suckered, why? Cause he loves himself a Nissan.
I think you meant "grandfathered in" godfathered is when the government makes an offer you can't refuse. Something like "do you want to drive in into the crusher or should we pick it up with a forklift"audtatious wrote:Motorex R32's and R34's are pretty much "godfathered in" and do have appropriate federal bonds stating they are legal. Otherwise, the cars are federally illegal for road use regardless of having a state-issued title.
You are somewhat incorrect. There is 1 RI that has the capability of converting R33's to meet Fed standards.EliteGTR wrote:You can not import any skyline for road use even the R33. yes, its on the list but thats just part of the process. NO skyline can be legally imported and be 100% legal to be driven on the road ever at this point in time.
themadscientist wrote:I think you meant "grandfathered in" godfathered is when the government makes an offer you can't refuse.
Does that include an OBDII compliant ECU. That right there is the major issue as the whole entire ECU basically needs to be completely redone in order for it to work.audtatious wrote:
You are somewhat incorrect. There is 1 RI that has the capability of converting R33's to meet Fed standards.
jk gave me a quote of 13-18 for the conversion because i'm a vet but thats also for a r33.audtatious wrote:The cost of conversion is still 25k for fed compliancy (at least that is what I was told a couple days ago). You are correct on the NHTSA as it seems they totally blew them out of the water when they requested to get R34's pushed through the process.
email sentsppedking wrote:Hi, I bought my R34 from supaca imports and they delivered the car within 8 weeks. but they did not know how to register in Nevada, does anyone know?
No, I am not incorrect. R33's will never meet obd2 compliance because there is no obd2 system for them. Since 96 and newer need to be in the usa. This runs into issues with the EPA on a vehicle that is 1996 or newer. Plus there is more to it. Also who is J&K? Do you guys mean G&K.audtatious wrote:
You are somewhat incorrect. There is 1 RI that has the capability of converting R33's to meet Fed standards.