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Engine conversion laws, Older engine Newer Car

Started by sampo vbmenu_register("postmenu_1885052", true); · 9 July 2008 · 4 replies

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Just wondering if it would be possible to get away with an RB30 into a later model commodore. Given that the engine was last used in the Nissan GQ Patrol right upto late 1997 would that make the engine conversion legal into a 1996 VS Commodore?
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Quote: Originally Posted by sampo Just wondering if it would be possible to get away with an RB30 into a later model commodore. Given that the engine was last used in the Nissan GQ Patrol right upto late 1997 would that make the engine conversion legal into a 1996 VS Commodore? Why would you want to? It wouldn't be legal Just put in an injected 304.
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2jz
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theres a VN up here with a RB30 in it, and its legal
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dont even bother man unless its like an 8 sec motor
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