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| twase |
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If I were to install forced induction and used a turbo ECU flash would I still need an Engineers certificate to be legal?
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| 4dlvr |
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im pretty sure you dont, maybe if it was a standard xt, but i no a bloke with a bf xr6 converted to turbo had a engineer tell him he didn't need one..
dont take my word for it though, call and find out if i were you
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| twase |
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What if the turbo is substituted with a supercharger but most of the intake intercooler is the same?
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| jerrytorry |
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id say that you would need an engineers cert, that's just like saying you don't need an engineers cert if you turbo a NA fairlane. they made a few of them factory turbo, not many though. i seen a factory turbo fairlane shell for $1250 and it was a bare shell. all there was, was the shell, tags and front and rear windscreens.
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| data_mine |
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A n/a BF motor would run very poorly (maybe even dangerously) on a BF turbo tune.
The bottom ends are different. (and yeah you'd need a cert, there'd be other things that need certifying too, brakes, structural, emissions etc.)
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