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#31
Re: Engineering a CA18DET in 1200 ute
frenchy
Posted on: 2012/10/10 12:41
ok i now have a 1200 ute,and i'm also keen on doing a ca18 conversion.
i have been told the engineer rules have been changed in nsw,and this is no longer aloud. does any one have any info on this? or know some one i can contact? thanks.  
#32
Re: Engineering a CA18DET in 1200 ute
mcdat
Posted on: 2012/10/14 8:51
Guys how much does a sedan weight as on my rego papers it says that my ute weights 680kg,i have been told that its the weight off the sedan times 2.5 and if i can remember correctly works out to be 1835cc which means it just scraps in.
#33
Re: Engineering a CA18DET in 1200 ute
hotrocket
Posted on: 2012/10/14 9:41
my ute is 620kgs on rego papers, allows me 1900cc engine
#34
Re: Engineering a CA18DET in 1200 ute
mcdat
Posted on: 2012/10/14 10:17
Hotrocket isnt 620x2.5=1550.
#35
Re: Engineering a CA18DET in 1200 ute
demacoz
Posted on: 2012/10/14 22:05
620KGs ???
where do these 'original' weights come from .... ? Mine is 980Kgs on the scales with the CA18DE in it and an Auto box - yes i have added weight all over the place but not 360Kgs ! Talk to an engineer and challenge the weight you're being told or better yet weigh your car before doing anything. It's only $30 and may be well spent
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