Need Help With SVA
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Need Help With SVA
Hello people, i am a new scooby owner. I have just bought a R Reg STI Type R import and understand i need an SVA Test to be taken, anyone know anywhere cheap? and how much am i looking to have to fork out in total, (that includes any changes made + price of test) i live in yorkshire.
Also i need the speedometer converting into mph and have found this converter for £58 which is meant to plug into the gearbox somehow, is it worth it and will it work.
ANY HELP IS GREATFULLY APPRECEATED !!!
Also i need the speedometer converting into mph and have found this converter for £58 which is meant to plug into the gearbox somehow, is it worth it and will it work.
ANY HELP IS GREATFULLY APPRECEATED !!!
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the SVA test will cost around £170, You'll definately will have to have rear foglights fitted.
My speedo has been converted using a convertor which plugs in between the speedo and gear box cable, this also rids the car of the 112mph speed limiter (if the car is a jap import) all you'll have to do then is to cover the K from the KPM on the speedo dial
My speedo has been converted using a convertor which plugs in between the speedo and gear box cable, this also rids the car of the 112mph speed limiter (if the car is a jap import) all you'll have to do then is to cover the K from the KPM on the speedo dial
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Right, so how much will i be looking to pay for it in total, it is a jap import so the KMH will need to be converted. Where is the nearest centre where i can have the test taken for this price. If you know could you tell me how much it would cost me to get my vehicle ECU remapped or something like that as i have heard i might have problems when going over 112 mph, is my knowledge correct and if so, how much am i looking at.
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I couldn't honestly tell you how much it will cost in all to make a jap car road legal (Including SVA) as Mine was already done, and registered, though having said that, my car isn't registered properly, on the V5 all it's got for make and model is Subaru, and the engine number given is EJ20, so I have to get in touch with the DVLA and get it sorted out.
I build kit cars and am currently making my car (Marlin Roadster) SVA legal, which isn't much fun and contactable radius's come into play with a whole host of other things, most of which modern cars like Subaru will already be compatable with, oops, enough of my raving!!
I build kit cars and am currently making my car (Marlin Roadster) SVA legal, which isn't much fun and contactable radius's come into play with a whole host of other things, most of which modern cars like Subaru will already be compatable with, oops, enough of my raving!!
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looks like you will have some problems as all cars built after 1997 need a model report
if there is not one avalible for you car you will not be able to sva the car at all im afraid.
kit cars are totally different nothing like sva,ing a car ...
all the rules changed on the 1st of april as before you could get round the model report buy using the disabled loop hole which no longer exists....
also if there is a model report avalible it could cost you up to £500+ to hire it for the sva as these cost around £5k to do.
the sva test now costs £190
also with your car bieng a type r there is no comparison subaru of that age to to do a report.
i will check for you to see there is a model report avalible and let you no the costs involved if there is .
as for the work involved this depands on the car as it will need to be totally std .
chris .. ccs performance .
if there is not one avalible for you car you will not be able to sva the car at all im afraid.
kit cars are totally different nothing like sva,ing a car ...
all the rules changed on the 1st of april as before you could get round the model report buy using the disabled loop hole which no longer exists....
also if there is a model report avalible it could cost you up to £500+ to hire it for the sva as these cost around £5k to do.
the sva test now costs £190
also with your car bieng a type r there is no comparison subaru of that age to to do a report.
i will check for you to see there is a model report avalible and let you no the costs involved if there is .
as for the work involved this depands on the car as it will need to be totally std .
chris .. ccs performance .
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Originally Posted by wrrjones
looks like you will have some problems as all cars built after 1997 need a model report if there is not one avalible for you car you will not be able to sva the car at all im afraid.
all the rules changed on the 1st of april as before you could get round the model report buy using the disabled loop hole which no longer exists....
also with your car bieng a type r there is no comparison subaru of that age to to do a report.
i will check for you to see there is a model report avalible and let you no the costs involved if there is .
chris .. ccs performance .
all the rules changed on the 1st of april as before you could get round the model report buy using the disabled loop hole which no longer exists....
also with your car bieng a type r there is no comparison subaru of that age to to do a report.
i will check for you to see there is a model report avalible and let you no the costs involved if there is .
chris .. ccs performance .
Without putting too fine a point on it - there is no way an STi V4 or V5 with the polution code GF in the chassis number will EVER pass an SVA. since April one they are a no-no.
Talk to them after a visit to their website - you may be in big trouble with that car.
Sorry to be the bringer of bad tidings.
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look here, this is all the info you will need on the SVA
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/group...ds_506813.hcsp
Tony
PS, you want to read the PDF files
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/group...ds_506813.hcsp
Tony
PS, you want to read the PDF files
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