Engineering????

[millsycat]

Just wanted to know if a td gemini needs to be engineered when the engine is converted to a g200?

[CrAzY]

no it doesn't,

[Ben Wight]

Depends on the state you are registering the vehicle in. In Vic you will, and i'm pretty sure NSW will too.

Ben

[CrAzY]

in qld i know they dont need engineering for a fact, and if ur in another state that does require engineering it would be pretty easy to get it engineered because it bolts straight in and all/most of ur g161 bits bolt on too. should be fairly easy if you are requred to have it engineered

[CrAzY]

n dude it is the wrong forum to ask this shit, u will usually get more answers, could be more helpfull if you post in the general gemini/ members lounge forums, as the R&D is for Reaserch and Development, so you only post here if you have done some hard yards and think you have somethin worth while to tell everyone

[MR_GEMI]

you could get it engineered
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[Poida]

In Victoria it will need a VASS if it was not an engine offered as an option by the manufacturer.

It will also need a VASS if it is 10% greater capacity and/or 10% greater power output than the largest engine option offered by the manufacturer for that model car.
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[HOTHOUSE GREEN GEMI]

in nsw you are only able to go 20% bigger in engine size so really if your car came with a 1.6 you need a engineer other wise you need say the deisel gemis thet came with 1.8s so you can go upo to a 2lt