enigneers cert for exhuast manifold????

[vti_ek9]

Just wondering if you have to get an engineers cert for a exhuast manifold? I've got a standard ek4 b16 with mugen 4-1. In victoria.

[turbo convert]

NO you do not

[dc2dc2dc2]

haha no u do not.

[Crapdaz]

haAhAa NO you do not

[CB7_OWNER]

No you do not =)..

[aimre]

NO...you do NOT

[Limbo]

i've never seen anyone pulled over for headers before :)

[aimre]

i've never seen anyone pulled over for headers before :)


ruined it

[Crapdaz]

hahaha talk about spamage!
just to be frank, you wouldn't get pulled over, they would just do a visual inspection to see if your car has any illegal mods the most.

Then if it's loud etc. then you will prob end up getting EPA and whatever they do.

[aimre]

hahaha talk about spamage!
just to be frank, you wouldn't get pulled over, they would just do a visual inspection to see if your car has any illegal mods the most.

Then if it's loud etc. then you will prob end up getting EPA and whatever they do.

There was no spamage

[vti_ek9]

well it says on my defect notice that i need one for my manifold..

i thought it was bs..

btw has anyone cleared a defect without the notice at vicroads?

[dynosaur]

no need eng. cert

dun worry about that bro ;)

[trism]

dont listen to these guys.


anything you change on your car is classed as a modification, and can be deemed a defect.

especially anything to do with exhasut/intake, that could effect emissions.

hence, the defect for headers.

technically, you need am engineers cert for every modification you amke