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Zilvia Junkie
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You can import right hand drive MR2 turbos, NSXs, RX-7s etc and legalize them because they have the same chassis and engine already established in the U.S. With the silvia, in order for you to legalize it, you'd have to go to japan and search for a super special onevia with the KA24 option(I believe the japanese refer to it as the Nismo 155R). < this is the only way you'll get a JDM RHD silvia over to the states legally.
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Zilvia Junkie
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even if they share the same excact chassis, the manufacturer (nissan,toyata,etc) still has to make a formal statement saying that the chassis will react the same in a crash as it's us counterpart. Which no JDM auto maker has ever done so far. Without the manufactuer's statement you have to crash multiple cars, and spend a great deal of money to make it possible for anyone to legalize them. Which is what was done with the 2-door 32-34 skylines.
Just keep in mind, just because you see people driving around true jdm cars, doesn't mean that they're legal. And with a front clip it's pretty easy to make an unsafe rhd jdm wanna be, car, so you can tell people it's jdm tyte.
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