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DaveP · 01-08-2021

I would NOT recommend attempting to reproduce your SPID then enter your car for NCRS Judging. If the reproduced tag, (whether or not the content on it is accurate or not) is detected, it will result in the VIN being "branded" in the NCRS database. Just the way the NCRS rules are written.

There is a procedure for missing SPIDS on C4s and C5s presented for NCRS judging. It involves the C4 National Team Leader who is a member of ZR-1.net. He'll probably see this thread. You enter your car for judging. You order a build sheet from Betty at NCM and have the copy sent directly to the NTL. He will bring the sheet to the meet, verify the sheet is for the car presented, and you're set. If you already have a build sheet, you have to order another one and have it sent directly to the NTL. Betty is versed in what has to be done.

If you're going to NCRS with the car, don't mess with the SPID. On a C4, it is OK for it to be missing, IF the correct procedure is used. It is NOT OK to reproduce it, even if it is an accurate reproduction.

01-08-2021	#8
DaveP Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 11	Re: Service Parts Identification Sticker I would NOT recommend attempting to reproduce your SPID then enter your car for NCRS Judging. If the reproduced tag, (whether or not the content on it is accurate or not) is detected, it will result in the VIN being "branded" in the NCRS database. Just the way the NCRS rules are written. There is a procedure for missing SPIDS on C4s and C5s presented for NCRS judging. It involves the C4 National Team Leader who is a member of ZR-1.net. He'll probably see this thread. You enter your car for judging. You order a build sheet from Betty at NCM and have the copy sent directly to the NTL. He will bring the sheet to the meet, verify the sheet is for the car presented, and you're set. If you already have a build sheet, you have to order another one and have it sent directly to the NTL. Betty is versed in what has to be done. If you're going to NCRS with the car, don't mess with the SPID. On a C4, it is OK for it to be missing, IF the correct procedure is used. It is NOT OK to reproduce it, even if it is an accurate reproduction.