cops on swaps in the U.S, must u tell the insurance company |
cops on swaps in the U.S, must u tell the insurance company |
Jul 23, 2003 - 11:10 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Jul 23, '03 From Detroit, MI Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
i just want to know if u swap a motor, do u have to tell insurance companies....do they check the id number on your engines.... do u get penalized if they found out that your engines not the same or your car isnt polution proof.....i want to know this cause i want to swap my motor but the sites that i ve been through, it seems like theres a big fee to swap a motor........so im just wondering whats the safest way to swap a motor into my celica....please all in details....
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Jul 26, 2003 - 4:45 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Aug 30, '02 From tacoma WA Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
people get so worried about the insurance company, emissions, and cops finding out about your swap.
ive taken emissions i drove straight in they tested my gas cap. scan my inside door. then they put me up on a dyno and took my car to about 25 mph. before the dyno they wanted to plug somthing into my cig lighter but it dont work so they popped my hood and hooked it up to my battery. he didnt know anything was diff either did his boss who cam over and looked at my engine. another time when i was being arrested for illegal racing, the cop was asking questions about my car and someone told him i had a new motor put in. the cop asks me why i did it and what for i told him i had high mileage and my old motor was going bad. cops, emissions people, insurance companys are not certified toyota mechanics people. they have no ****ing clue whats going to be under the engine, most dont know what the hell a turbo is. for god sakes the guy who gave me my emission test, his first name was the same as his last name! how would he know im suppose to have a 5sfe? |
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