You'd preferably need a stock pipe, which are quite cheap 2nd hand if you look around. More importantly, make sure your wiring loom is set up for the extra road required electrics. ie Hi/Low headlight, indicators, horn, stop/tail lamps.
If it has never been registered on the road before you may need some proof of ownership from previous owner, or import certificate. So long as you've got clear chassis/engine numbers, they'll stamp the vin number on the frame when it's certified.
It would pay to visit your local VTNZ or similar to check how strict they are or what they're likely to ping you on. Most of them are happy to give advice before you start your project, for your piece of mind to see if it's viable.![]()
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