The other thing that i have been told is that i can not drive a car with an engineers certificate because i am on my p's, and it would then count as a modification.
Is this true? I will try and give the rta a call on wednesday to find out if it is correct or not, but at the moment you guys are my best choice.
the engineers cert doesnt mean u cant drive the car, its the modifications that mean u cant drive it, tho there are alot of p platers ettin round with e conversions that dont et bothered.
if u can et a pinkslip for it on the dodge u wont need an engineers, most workshops probably wouldn't even realise that the motors been chaned, usually as long as a car has good brakes tyres and suspension, and nothin major is wrong with it, u wont have an issue
This is Victoria, but you will get the general idea.
If I was you, I would consult the NSW reg authorities website and see what it says about notifying an engine change. If in doubt, contact the vehicle standards department direct, not the dropkick on the desk at your local branch.
I would be stunned if NSW was any more lenient than Victoria.
what power figures do they go by tho for the 20v? the toyota 121kw brochure bs figure or an actual figure?
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