Green ek4 in st johns

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Originally Posted by blabla

When did this law change? I registered the motor to my car about 2 yrs ago.

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Supposedly very recently.

The rms (formally know as the rta) bloody dogs!!

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Originally Posted by unl3a5h

not true^ also dont swap suley lol dont be a dickhead like me farken

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why do u regret doing an engine swap?

Laws changed 31st Jan, 2011. You've ALWAYS been required the get the car engineered for ANY modifications, but no one did it. The RMS/RTA has now cracked down HARD on this sort of stuff.

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Originally Posted by EG52NV

When was the last time your tried to register an engine swap with the RTA m8? Laws have recently changed, you can't even go from d16y1 to b16 without engineers cert,

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oh ****ing spewin.!!

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Originally Posted by aurnob88

Fkn RTA. how long you been driving unl3a5h unregistered?

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lol ummmm bout a yearr lol

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Originally Posted by MR.K

why do u regret doing an engine swap?

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the money ive spent swapping my engine in and then rebuilding after finding out my engine was alot more worn than i thought i could have bought an ep3

a very clean ep3

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Originally Posted by unl3a5h

the money ive spent swapping my engine in and then rebuilding after finding out my engine was alot more worn than i thought i could have bought an ep3

a very clean ep3

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oh ic... could i ask what parts of your engine was worn?

Just buy an ek4, dc2r or whatever.

Saves you the hassle of labour cost, parts and all the headache lol

This can be quite true as you never know how the transplant was done and level of skill used. Can be problems with wiring and elwxtricals typically .

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Originally Posted by cuppa

Just buy an ek4, dc2r or whatever.

Saves you the hassle of labour cost, parts and all the headache lol

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Agreed with cuppa. The money you spend on a swap that can get you a dc2r or close to one!

Think about what you want from this car. Then do what best fits that!