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#6 Re: engine questions.
Tidy_1200 Posted on: 2013/3/11 7:34
hey dat51k, yeh in nsw the law states something like, if it is more than a 15% increase then it needs to be engineered. So an A14 doesnt need engineering but an A15 does Im pretty sure. Thats prob why everyone has A14's haha


#5 Re: engine questions.
AndyM1 Posted on: 2013/3/11 7:33
I thought that it only needed a engineers cert if it required any modifications to be made to fit the motor.


#4 Re: engine questions.
nickmitty Posted on: 2013/3/11 6:42
Not sure on ya laws there , but here Melb, Ive had an A14 in my ute for 20yrs. Its been reg off and on for most of its life and up to 3 yrs ago when I last rego'd it , was never asked for engineers. Even now I presume if I re rego it they wouldnt ask me. So I presume your a15 had been rego'd before or was it put in after it was rego'd??


#3 Re: engine questions.
dat51k Posted on: 2013/3/11 6:31
yeah i know this but if i was to buy a ute with an a15 already in it and running would it need engineering in NSW?


#2 Re: engine questions.
nickmitty Posted on: 2013/3/7 6:59
If you want to save on engineers and your building the motor up, just stroke


#1 engine questions.
dat51k Posted on: 2013/3/7 6:48
hey guys im in the process of buying another datsun and found one im keen on. question is will i need engineers cert for an A15 in a ute? last i heard biggest you ccould go was A14 without one. in Nsw. anyone shed some light on this??



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