SASing a 2wd

[glide3]

Wazza means registering it as a ICV. ^^

[BIGFOOTJR]

Ah, how much is it to register as an ICV?

[Wazza80]

As anything it will have to be engineered. I doubt it will be the same cost as standard rego each year.
This Is NSW thing so not sure where you live but its just certification from a certified inspection station.
More info here:-
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registration/ ... _final.pdf

[BIGFOOTJR]

This has got me thinking.

I have a LS3 Walkinshaw and auto from a HSV R8 in my shed, mean't for my 77 SS Torana. Runs and has good compression on all cylinders plus I have the loom and anchillaries that came with it. Soon as its confirmed to do the SAS & 4-Link on a 2wd I'm putting my SR5 D/C up for sale and buying a cheap dual cab v6 2wd.

Has anyone done a v8 conversion to these trucks?

[BIGFOOTJR]

Sent Bud an Email if he can do a V8 conversion to a V6 SR

[BIGFOOTJR]

Individually constructed vehicles is available in all states around Australia, all kit cars are registered under ICV.

[Wazza80]

Wasn't sure if it was called the same in other states. Sold my Mazda because I was sick of being questioned about the mods everytime i drove it even though it was engineered and built properly.

[BIGFOOTJR]

Got some photos of it?

[Kirby]

So has anyone found out if its possible to get it engineered?

[ajh]

Yeah can be done, it will be a lengthy process and I don't know if it ends up any cheaper than doing it to a 4wd

[wakil]

Any updates on this? Surely it could still be cheaper if you're starting with a vehicle worth like $20k or less (2nd hand v6) may not ever do it, but I still love the concept

[jimmi]

if you want an inchworm lefty with 4.7 i have one for sale in adelaide

[wakil]

if you want an inchworm lefty with 4.7 i have one for sale in adelaide

Haha make no mistake mate I'd like it, but after wheels and tires, injectors and soon a regear all in a month there ain't no way I'll be buying it haha if ya haven't already I'd be throwing it in the 4 sale section. Good luck with it haha