Hi, I would like to know if you have a supercharger on a vehicle in Tassie, does it have to have an engineers report and a blue plate?
Thanks

Depends on what car it is if the car come out stock standard with a turbo / supercharge option then no.

Only if the s/c is going on same size displacement motor that the car come out with so if its a VR 3.6L V6 they has an option to S/C it if you supercharge the 3.6L its all good but if you supercharged a 308 would need a mod plate but its tassie youcan away with a fair bit.

Hi its an aftermarket one, on a VY HSV Clubby same engine that it came out with, it has a blue plate on it but from another state.
Cheers

meh should be fine bro.

Thanks, I was mainly intrested because I didnt want any issues with insurance, should the need arise.
Cheers

vr commodore never had the option of a supercharger vt/vx where the first what sort of car is is and vr are 3.8ls

well im sorry just trying to get my point across sue me

what engine is in the clubby? id go into service tas and ask weather that plate will be enough to cover u in tas

lol, service tasmania are absolutely useless for that kind of stuff...

Hello. My 1uz soarer has a qld mod plate,for the charger, It passed down here no worries for tas rego. As long as it has a mod plate from some engineer,somewhere in the country you should be fine.

i'd check with someone that actually knows what they're talkin about. ring an automotive engineer out of the yellow pages they'll give you an answer in 2 seconds and it'd be correct not just some guess from any of us on here.

u r right about the vr

but vs came out with a supercharger

really never knew vs hmm and i wasnt tryin to get at anything jsut clearing thing up lol

instead of starting a new thread will ask here is it true LJ/LC toranas cant have 350/308 put in them anymore because of the new rules.

my old boys lj was 308 but no u canot anymore i got a good 202 for one though

yeah thought so hmmm.