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SUPRAGTE
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Re: emmissions on a 1jz-gte 1984 ma61

Mon, 13 January 2003 06:37

Holden's wont pass the new standard emissions test the EPA with to bring in. Holden is whining to the government and have been for a while to keep delaying the introduction of new emission standards as their engines wont pass hence they cant sell their new cars. They don't like this cause they have an arrangement with GM in the states buying their old rod box V6's which were designed in the 50's based on the Rover V8(think its this one). It has the exact same bore/stroke very similar block casting but just has two cylinders chopped off the end.

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AND how can u possibly think that holdens dont pass the emissions standard, its not like they are using outdated technology from the 50's or anything

Don't know if your being sarcastic there, but there technology is old. It's an old German fuel injection setup called DELCO developed in the 80's.

There are two types of emissions tests. The first one is the one that manufacturers must get their cars to pass before they can sell them to the public. This test in Japan doesn't require them to do a cold start emissions test, that's why it passes the Japanese emissions.

The other test is the one that you and I are probably familiar with. Its for engine conversions etc. You dont need to do a cold start for this one which is good cause its easier.

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