Subject	IIRC I don't think its legal
Posted by	LoqueZX(CA) on February 27, 2009 at 6:18 PM
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In Reply To	Help on 1996 Na -> TT Conversion posted by Justin (Staten Island, NY) on February 27, 2009 at 06:09 PM
Message	Somewhere along the lines I recall reading something about that its ok to swap a newer engine into an older vehicle but not an older engine into a newer vehicle. This may have only been for insurance purposes though. Still something you may also want to consider if you want to be completely "legitimate" on all aspects.
Follow Ups	Help on 1996 Na -> TT Conversion - Justin (Staten Island, NY) 18:09:30 02/27/09 IIRC I don't think its legal - LoqueZX(CA) 18:18:34 02/27/09 You wouldn't pass. I only get away with it because I - Musashi Sword 18:22:43 02/27/09 Re: Help on 1996 Na -> TT Conversion - ouikikazz 18:37:28 02/27/09 ask yourself, can you pass emissions,swapping OBD2 for OBD1? (n/m) - SuparexTT 19:16:17 02/27/09 That was my problem.96 chassis is OBD2. It needs plugged up. - SuparexTT 19:25:17 02/27/09 So the question really is can one of the tuners on here - Ashman2k2 19:38:29 02/27/09 is the front clip usdm? use that vin. (n/m) - AntiHero 19:56:56 02/27/09 but then you run into insurance & registration issues. - SuparexTT 20:34:27 02/27/09 yeah I think he's just going to leave it alone... - Justin (Staten Island, NY) 21:30:16 02/27/09 BAD idea. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:17:36 02/27/09 Since you live in a emissions testing area - that's a - Bernie (NoVA) 23:19:26 02/27/09 I feel emission testing is going to get worse b4 better. (n/m) - SuparexTT 00:42:58 02/28/09 Yup. That's what this country deserves for electing - na300zx (OH) 06:48:02 02/28/09 It could be done, you just need to add the additional - Barry (NJ) 11:45:31 02/28/09 You can do the conversion and keep it all OBD2. - apudapus 14:24:47 02/28/09
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