How do I get a permit for a 4g63 engine swap?

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Lese Alafaio

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Hey guys not sure with the wa laws but does anyone know how to get a permit for a 4g63 swap in my gsr? Really want to make this car road legal and am willing to spend the money
 
Got application to modify vehicle from department of infrastructure (dept of transport or licensing centre) and fill in form. Download the vsb (vehicle standards bulletin) so you know what to comply with.
Get engineer that Bmgtz might use that knows what is needed.
Get application approved before you start.
 
Ok bmgtz is the one who did the engine swap,

Does that mean I was supposed to get the application approved before the 4g63 was put in or can I still do it?
 
Ok bmgtz is the one who did the engine swap,

Does that mean I was supposed to get the application approved before the 4g63 was put in or can I still do it?
 
Just pretend it's not in there yet.
Or pretend you don't know what it is. Is only if you get a yellow sticker that you will get caught out.
Don't drive like a dick and keep out of town on thurs and sat nights and you be fine
 
1.1 BASIC MODIFICATIONS NOT REQUIRING CERTIFICATION
The following are Basic Modifications that may be performed without certification providing the modifications are carried out in compliance with the requirements detailed in Clause 2 General Requirements:
 Fitting a replacement new, used or reconditioned engine;
 Fitting a manufacturer’s optional engine together with any associated components as
supplied by the manufacturer for that same model vehicle;
 Fitting replacement original equipment engine and exhaust components;
 Fitting replacement original equipment, equivalent or better, components that have no influence on engine performance or emissions (e.g. higher volume oil pump than original); and
 Fitting equivalent engines with an increase of up to 20% of original power.
In all of the above cases, if the engine is modified, it must be certified under the relevant Code
of Section LA.
MODIFICATIONS REQUIRING CERTIFICATION UNDER LA CODES
1.2
The following is a summary of modifications that may be performed under Section LA:
    
Fitting engines greater than 120% of original power and/or engine mass; Fitting performance engines;
Fitting engines from non original equipment sources;
Installing a supercharger or turbocharger; and
Modifying the engine and engine components that results in an increase in engine power of more than 20% and/or affects exhaust emissions.
 
 Fitting a manufacturer’s optional engine together with any associated components as
supplied by the manufacturer for that same model vehicle;

I really don't get this, wouldn't the 4g63 be classed as a manufacturers optional engine?
It's for the same model vehicle?
 

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