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 Craig Torrens
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| posted on May 13th, 2004 at 08:57 PM |
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Hi
Cool, get a 2.5 STI from the states.
1302Steve
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I can get you brand new Sti motors if you want one, around $7k still in box !!
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Interesting, how complete are they?
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Hello Steve best to buy a 96 to 98wrx motor ,STI are only trick up parts.Just do work on the heads and better air flow.Engine is worked on 1.7 times displacement to give capacity.GL John van look
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Interesting, how complete are they?
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{ADMIN - please note the 1.7 factor is a sports sedan multiplier to get the equivalent capacity of a turbo motor. It does not apply to road legal
vehicles}
[Edited on 21-5-2004 by Baja Wes]
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| posted on May 19th, 2004 at 11:24 PM |
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Maybe We should all move to Tassie.....
Just to get the cars passed that is...
Lee
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Hi
Is that you John? Lirking with a girls names. I was told to just bight the bullet and go STI. Do you have solids in your car? The RTA rules at the
moment is 2.5 x 890 (factory weight) = 2225
cc
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Hi Steve, I have solids,RTA are right,iknow in sports sedan anything with 2L Turbo times 1.7 =3L+if under 700kgs=more weight.STI motors206kw my EJ20WRX no STI bits pulls 225kws atrear wheels dtuned just eg.John
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Hi
Is that you John? Lirking with a girls names. I was told to just bight the bullet and go STI. Do you have solids in your car? The RTA rules at the
moment is 2.5 x 890 (factory weight) = 2225
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1302Steve
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gayanne, I'm still not sure what your trying to say, but I am sure it is off-topic.
We're talking about the mod rules here. I have deleted the confusing off-topic posts in order to keep this post clean (no offense intended). I just
think this post is important and should stay relatively short and concise.
Feel free to start a new post and say what you were trying to say. :thumb
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| posted on June 2nd, 2004 at 01:20 PM |
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Is it true that the new rules mean people building buggies/Eurekas (ICV's) can only use a motor that is no more than 5 years old, and that motor has
to come from an Australian sold car, not a grey import???? 
[Edited on 2-6-2004 by Jenny]
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I'm pretty sure a eureka or a buggy with still fit under the modified production car rules, usually as a rebodied vehicle. So it would have the same
rules as a beetle. That's my understanding.
making it an ICV would be overkill. If you did go down that path it would also mean you could put any engine you want in it. Any size. using a late
Australian engine just means it automatically qualifies as meeting the latest emissions standards. Most late US engines will also automatically
qualify cos they are more stringent than us. If you use an old engine, or a jap engine, then you would probably need to have it emissions tested.
Currently the test is difficult and expensive to do. They are trying to agree on a simpler and cheaper emissions test for the future.
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| posted on June 3rd, 2004 at 10:11 AM |
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Regards rebodied vehicles, Yeah that's what I thought then i read that if you re-body so that the vehicle no longer resembles the original vehicle
(as in the case with buggy/Eureka because they nolonger resemble a Beetle) then it is classed as an ICV.
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| posted on June 4th, 2004 at 02:47 PM |
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best bet would be to talk to Mike Sharp. His GS Limo buggies (and the max FX buggies) are simply rebodied vehicles. The new body must meet certain
current ADRs so he has wierd things like seat belt warning lights (or something weird), but they still use VW motors and running gear.
A buggy certainly doesn't look like a beetle.
Check this webpage of his for more info;
http://www.sharpbuilt.com.au/longwheelbasebuggygen.htm
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| posted on June 25th, 2004 at 09:03 PM |
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Hey guys this is a great thread 
I wonder what difference this will make here in SA. Transport SA have so far always seemed to be in the dark ages, if you know what I mean.
Do any of you have any thought or comments on what this will mean for vehicles like my 1990 Caravelle Syncro?
Any thoughts much appreciated.
Andy.
[Edited on 26-6-2004 by type2nut]
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| posted on June 29th, 2004 at 12:48 AM |
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hmmm thats an interesting point being made about the street rods for only pre 1949 cars, like matt said it will make things very difficult if someone
was to stretch things...:repuke
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| posted on November 20th, 2004 at 09:02 PM |
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Hi
I was wondering if you guys could tell me where i can get some rules and regulations on modifying cars in NSW as i'm just starting to build my 68 and
it will be fairly modified
can anyone recommend a good engineer
info would be much appreciated
sean
[Edited on 22-11-2004 by sean68]
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| posted on November 22nd, 2004 at 01:08 PM |
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have a look at this;
http://www.aussieveedubbers.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=31756
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| posted on November 22nd, 2004 at 01:58 PM |
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What the, gee that takes it in the head. I think I'll stick to my bolt on mods for now.
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Even though the road rules are changing everywhere, can we still legally register new buggies?
(ô_!_/ô) (ô_!_/ô)
69' baja: kombi box, thing spindles, irs, disc front, type 3 rear drums, 2 inch lift kit, 31x10 rears. 
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| posted on April 20th, 2005 at 07:09 AM |
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If comments in this post are correct then we only have up to August this year...
http://www.aussieveedubbers.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=34526&page=1#pid...
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I wouldnt be getting to excited about the new registration rules that are suppose to be coming. A similar thing happened in the mid 90's when someone
thought it was a good idea to have uniform road rules for all of Australia, hence the introduction of the AUSTRALIAN ROAD RULES (Act).
The thing was other states, such as NSW found that the Australian Road Rules did not totally suit NSWelshmen, so they introduced a whole heap of other
legitation that better suited them, hence the introduction of other new Acts and Regulations such as the Road Transport Act. This piece of
legislationis is responsible for vehicle registration (1997 & 1998), road rules (1999) driver licencing (1999 & 99), driver fatigue (1999),
heavy vehicles (1996) the list goes on. There is basicaly thousands of new laws, procedures etc that were introduced to better suit NSW roads/drviers,
and as you can see by the dates (year), it continualy changed.
The point Im trying to make is, even though there might be new national rules being written up to be introduced in relation to registration etc, the
states may still re write the rules to suit themselves (Which they have the power to do), as happened in the late 90's. I really do hope there is
uniformity in regards to these rules nationally.
Just food for thought.
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Guys, I have good news for those making buggies or rebodying there vehicles. I talked to mike sharp about this issue, and he clarified it for me.
(Mike Sharp is the owner and fellow worker for Sharp Built Australian Buggies). He has had his customers register their vehicles all over Australia. 7
buggies in fact all around the nation, INCLUDING NSW.
Heres the reply email he sent me. (it may be a bit jumbled, as my questions and his anwers are mixed in there).
Hey,
I have heard numeous opinions about the RTA in NSW changing their rules about modified vehicles. That is, they say that from June of 2005 or
something, they will no longer let any modified vehicle (which has never been registered before) get registered. Also, they also state that it is
highly probable that this rule will flow into Queensland.
This ruling came in the end of 1999 for ICVs (Indevidually Constructed Vechles)
that is why I developed the long wheel base GS Limo that year that fits onto a standard chassis and
is not classed as an ICV and can get registered anywhere in Australia
No you cannot register an existing short wheel base buggy that has never been
registered befor as a buggy, this rule came in the end of 1999 not unless it has an engine fitted from 2004 March
onwards with all factory emission controls fitted
The last new GS Limo buggy I was involved with getting registered was a few weeks ago in
Queensland and one befor that in Sydney NSW at christmax and about 6 -7 befor that in the last 3 years
there are at least 1/2 dozon on the go at the moment, I am builing up 4 complete buggies for customers as well
As I have stated this rule came in the end of 1999 concerning ICVs
This information is on my website
NEW LONG WHEELBASE BUGGY GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR REGO
GENERAL
A NEW LONG WHEEL BASE buggy build has to comply to the currant ADRs covering 'A re-bodied vehicle'. The new body has to comply to the current ADRs
as of time of inspection, the chassis, engine and running gear only has to comply to the year of the manufacture of the chassis. e.g. 1970.
A long wheel base buggy is NOT classed as an ' Individually constructed vehicle '.
A NEW SHORT WHEEL BASE buggy build with a shortened chassis is classed as an 'Individually constructed vehicle' the same as any other kit car, to
get it approved it must comply to the currant ADRs including engine smog control and noise.
To meet this ADR the engine must be 'less' than 1 years old, fuel injected and the engine controlled by an engine management system to control
emissions, just like a brand new car has. No VW aircooled motor will meet this ADR.
This information was stated by numerous individuals at http://www.aussieveedubbers.com. These individuals where highly-experienced vw enthusiasts. These possible rule changes
where discussed between one of these individuals and an engineer who is qualified within the certification of modified vehicles.
Ask these highly-experienced vw enthusiasts the last time they
registered a brand new buggy and if they have how many in the last 3 years, also ask how
many seperate ADRs there buggy had to meet, the ansew is 22 diffrent ADRs
a buggy has to meet to be legally registered . if you come to Toowoomba I can
show you the paper work on this
Some guys go to 'bodgy' engineers to get there buggy approved becouse
they know a reputable engineer will not pass it ot touch it with a barge poll
Also, there have been other notices from other offroad and buggy enthusiasts.
Again Ask these offroad vw enthusiasts the last time they
registered a brand new buggy
This concerns me. If I were to purchase a kit, and this rule is brought forward, I will not be able to register it on the road. Therefore, rather
than modifying a vw Beetle into a buggy, could I legally get a buggy by purchasing it as a TURN KEY from the manufacturer (YOU) with the abillity to
register it (Or would it still be classed as a modified vehicle)?
I suppose there may be a chance that in this turn key situation, it may not be classed as a modification as no backyard joe blow has modified it,
rather it has been professionally CONSTRUCTED, NOT MODIFIED by Sharpbuilt into a whole new vehicle.
If you build the buggy with my parts they will meet the ADR requirements
Is the rumour even true?
How much would it cost to purchase a turn key of the buggy I previously described in the earlier emails? (the white metallic one with the blue
interior). Price in other e-mail
Thanks Mike.
From Chris (mynameischris88@hotmail.com)
Regards Mike Sharp
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This message should clarify any crap or rumours and prove that if you are gonna rebody a vehicle (without shortening or modifying the
chassis/floorpan), you only need your body of your vehicle to comply to Australian ADR standards. Look on http://www.sharpbuilt.com.au to see the ADR rules and Rego info on Mike's Website to clarify the Australian Design Rules
and Legal Blah! Blah!.
OK, so enjoy.
Chris.
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If ur gonna modify your chassis, then it is classed as an individually constructed vehicle (or something like that). You can still get it registered,
however, it must comply to the legal chassis requirements of today. Which an be hard for an original VW aircooled engine (when it comes to noise and
emissions tests). Thats your only problem. (Unless your willing to change the engine)
(ô_!_/ô) (ô_!_/ô)
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New engine in process: 94mm p&bs, 74mm C/w chomol Crank, 35.5x39 SP heads, turbo. Wierd combo, hopeful torque monsta! |
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So, there is nothing too concerning to worry about.
NOTE: Changing the engine, running gear (like gearbox, getting IRS, getting disc brake conversions, ball joint conversions etc. is not classed as
modifying the chassis. The term "modifying the chassis" literally means modifying the chassis. You can change/modify your running gear, and your
chassis will still not be classed as modified.
Modification of the chassis is literally hacking it to shorted it. (Cutting the steel of the chassis etc.) Putting bolts, adding or swapping parts is
not modifying the chassis.
REMEMBER THAT. With this in mind, your dream vw is still possible to create and register.
(ô_!_/ô) (ô_!_/ô)
69' baja: kombi box, thing spindles, irs, disc front, type 3 rear drums, 2 inch lift kit, 31x10 rears.
New engine in process: 94mm p&bs, 74mm C/w chomol Crank, 35.5x39 SP heads, turbo. Wierd combo, hopeful torque monsta! |
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By 7 buggies in the previous post, im refering to 7 in the PAST MONTH.
(ô_!_/ô) (ô_!_/ô)
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| Quote: | Originally
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The point Im trying to make .
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....Is seriously quite boring. Take the text and place it within the backdoor confines.
Just jokes old man. |
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How about a name ******** thats just wrong !
Looking for that special lady : PM me for coffee & cake
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:alien ... Its six pointed star not eight! Lets take it to the 'Bad Attitude' forum 'Seagull'.
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posted by sean68
Hi
can anyone recommend a good engineer
info would be much appreciated
sean
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Sean, try Consulmotive in Peakhurst - (02) 91530011
There a reputable bunch, and dont hold out there hand before giving advice, unlike some. |
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****** / Ramallzee,
that sounds like somthing a commodore driver would say:vader
peace:jesus
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...and I wont describe what an abundance of legislation knowledge 'sounds' like to me :P
I agree on two things you say though - a uniformity of road rules is overdue.
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| Quote: | Originally
posted by bat69
****** / Ramallzee,
that sounds like somthing a commodore driver would say:vader
peace:jesus
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Nah, Hyundai driver more like it !!!! hehehehehehehe
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those cars are just plastic hunks of crap on wheels.
(ô_!_/ô) (ô_!_/ô)
69' baja: kombi box, thing spindles, irs, disc front, type 3 rear drums, 2 inch lift kit, 31x10 rears.
New engine in process: 94mm p&bs, 74mm C/w chomol Crank, 35.5x39 SP heads, turbo. Wierd combo, hopeful torque monsta! |
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