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Old 21-08-2006, 08:56 PM   #1
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Default Engineering a turbo for road use...

Hey all,

Well i just picked up my first turbo, manifold and intercooler to put onto my 1994 ED Futura.. Before i go ahead with the conversion i was wondering what would be required to get the turbo conversion legal on the road in VICTORIA...

Some people say it needs to pass EPA, some say engineering certificate.. and some say nothing..

I just want to be able to stop the cops defecting me if they pull me over and decide to look under the hood..

Prices and places would be good to.. Anyone on here actually been through this before?

Cheers,
Nik

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