Engine and SVA
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alfasteve

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285 posts

289 months

Wednesday 4th February 2004
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Dear Ultima friends

Does anyone know the rules if i would take an engine from say 1991 or 1995 Corvette engine and build that in an Ultima
would i need to fit a Cat converter or isnt that necesary to get a sva on it

this topic might be discussed already but couldt find any usefull info

steve_D

13,801 posts

287 months

Wednesday 4th February 2004
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The emissions requirement for SVA and MOT is dependant on the year of the engine. It starts as a visual smoke test (how do you calibrate a vehicle inspector???) and goes up to the latest standards which by definition will require cats.
From memory I think the cats start at 1995. I have it at home but am away on business and will be back home Thursday evening.
I'm sure I posted the list before but can't find it.
Steve

alfasteve

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285 posts

289 months

Wednesday 4th February 2004
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Steve thanks i thought that i saw it somewhere last year but i could not find the list when you find it please sent it so i can see wether i will have to use a cat

steve_D said:
The emissions requirement for SVA and MOT is dependant on the year of the engine. It starts as a visual smoke test (how do you calibrate a vehicle inspector???) and goes up to the latest standards which by definition will require cats.
From memory I think the cats start at 1995. I have it at home but am away on business and will be back home Thursday evening.
I'm sure I posted the list before but can't find it.
Steve

Graham-P

1,548 posts

275 months

Wednesday 4th February 2004
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steve_D said:

...From memory I think the cats start at 1995........ .
Steve


I think you'll find its '93.
I'm going by the engine builders who state that their blocks are pre '93 for SVA requirements......

Graham

Steve_D

13,801 posts

287 months

alfasteve

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285 posts

289 months

Tuesday 10th February 2004
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Dear Friends

Thanks for the info and good advise
cheers