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#1
12A rotor still legal???
loosekid
Posted on: 2014/2/18 2:07
Just curious if anyone knows if a 12A rotary into a datsun 1200 ute non-turbo/turbo is still a legal swap and can be engineered..
From what i have been told a short time ago is that a 12A non-turbo carby is ok but hard with emissions control and turbo is not allowed. Just curious cause i can get my hands on a 12A all running gear and it may be a viable swap  
#2
Re: 12A rotor still legal???
Skremn
Posted on: 2014/2/18 12:33
in NSW its a ICV rules apply.. so.. generally no.. not unless it was engineered prior to the rule change.
#3
Re: 12A rotor still legal???
dyna
Posted on: 2014/2/18 19:25
It is legal. I just got a 13b in mine.
#4
Re: 12A rotor still legal???
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2014/2/19 1:53
Legal when engineered under ICV rules.
#6
Re: 12A rotor still legal???
Datrotor
Posted on: 2014/2/19 10:14
From you pic yours is a 1600 which is irelivent for our 1200s?? ^^^
#7
Re: 12A rotor still legal???
Skremn
Posted on: 2014/2/19 10:58
Correct datrotor max legal engine without icv rules for a 1200 is L20b(or non turbo equivelant) non turbo I think, and ca18det for turbo.
#8
Re: 12A rotor still legal???
dyna
Posted on: 2014/2/20 11:40
The 1600 is an old car I had I have a 1200 now. ^^^
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