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Re: Engeneer's certificate?

Fri, 23 April 2004 01:19

You have changed from naturally aspirated to forced induction, that alone will need engineering.

oldcorollas wrote on Fri, 21 November 2003 16:13

was the AE86 ever released in Australia with a 4AG?
if not then you will need to have it engineered.

Well sort of.

I have a bluetop in a my ae86 and the blue slip was passed by a mechinical engineer/repairer, didnt even ask about the pod filter.

I believe the 4ag doesnt need engineering due to it being the same capacity and egine family and the 4ac, all you say is "i changed the carby head for a fuel injected head" I do believe it will need engineering due to which ever fuel pump setup you use. Because i cut open the original tank and installed baffles and a efi pump, nobody is the wiser so i didnt even get picked up on it.

RTA didnt ask for engineer papers, i just ask the guy who did the blueslip to change engine numbers, and i was right to go.

Steve

[Updated on: Fri, 23 April 2004 01:21]

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