Show them the homolgation papers from CAMS, that should shut them up.

JC

>
>There is no engine number check for pink slip!
>
>I tried to do mine fair and square, I told the garage about the L20 and 
>said that some Stanzas came with it standard.
>They said I technically had to get an Engineer's certificate, but that they 
>didn't need to check the engine number for a pink slip, so I should just 
>say nothing and not let the car get more than 3 months out of rego.
>
>An engineer's certificate is not that expensive, I got one for another car 
>for $100.
>You really have to shop around though
>
>Nick
> >
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: 10% power rule
> > Date: 30/05/2002 10:56:11
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> > What about the NSW guys running L20B's in 1600's and Stanza's? RTA says
> > >15% increase in capacity needs a certificate, anyone gone through (or
> > preferably around) this process? How do you get through rego with the
> > different engine number? Cheers, Jim.
> >
>
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What about the NSW guys running L20B's in 1600's and Stanza's? RTA says >15% increase in capacity needs a certificate, anyone gone through (or preferably around) this process? How do you get through rego with the different engine number? Cheers, Jim.

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