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Will the conversions carried out include de-limiting the top speed attainable, fitting a fog light properly, Converting the speedometer and odometer to run in miles and other proper conversions?

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Will the conversions carried out include de-limiting the top speed attainable, fitting a fog light properly, Converting the speedometer and odometer to run in miles and other proper conversions?

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Calculations for total budget include budget for SVA specification conversions, which includes fitting delimiter, making the odometer work in Miles, as well as re-calibration of the odometer, fitting an SVA approved fog light, radio waveband expander, etc. Some customers want their foglights to be fitted into the existing rear light cluster, by disabling a brake light. This is technically a failure for SVA tests – so we have to fit an uglier hanging light, although Newera Developments can move the foglight to the rear light cluster or alternative, at the customer’s request for a small additional charge of around £20 – £30. For each particular car & model there are temporary modifications which may need to be completed to pass SVA. These are included in the work done on your car in preparation.

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