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Regulations On Engine Conversion?


Mickya
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at home i've got 2 vn v6 engines, and wana pick up a datto in a year or so and work on getting the 6 in it, and then super charge it.

will this be legal on the streets of perth?

cheers, mick

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To find out for absolutely certain, fill one of these out:

http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/mediaFiles/lic_modform_prodveh.pdf

take it to licencing centre, see what happens.

From what I remember, if it is legal, the brakes need to be modified, as with drivetrain and suspension and tyres etc.

However, usually the problem is with displacement. legally you can put in an engine with a displacement no more than 25% increase over standard. You're talking about putting a forced-induction engine of almost 240% increase. That being said, I've seen 510s with 2.4L datsun rally engines, a 1200 with an RB26, cortinas legally rocking 347s. so there has to be a way around it.

Can I ask, why a s/c buick in a datto? stick it in a VK mang.

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well we have 2 of these engines so it's save me having to buy one. and give me abit more money to play around with.

there is one 1600 i've seen with one in it and it wasn't too bad. and it fit.

and its just something abit different, but i could go the sr20 or fj.

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honestly bro

vn supercharged v6 into datto= eww!

such an ugly combo

nothing fancy or aww inspiring about that motor also

i have to agree with bubba here and say sell them both

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i have to agree with bubba here and say sell them both

:cool:

Much better suited engines out there for the swap, particularly if in the future you decide you want to squeeze some more power out.

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