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George 23 March 2001 03:17 PM

Hi
Does anyone know what an SVA test is and what is included? Does anyone have personal experience/observations?
Thanks GK

lee69 23 March 2001 05:04 PM

sva=single vehicle application(i think)its basically an mot for a car.ie you build a kit car from scratch then u have to have a sva to get it on the road.its like an mot butEVERYTHING is checked.

George 23 March 2001 06:18 PM

The reason i am asking is i am looking at the new STI. The import brokers tell me they carry out a full SVA test. I want to know if this test makes a Jap import compatible with UK fuel and will UK MOT laws apply to a Jap import?
Thanks for the post GK

Paul Wilson 23 March 2001 06:29 PM

SVA makes is LEGAL, doesn't change what fuel it will run, so Super/Super + Octane booster reccomended.
Yes UK MOT laws apply to the vehicle
But the SVA (Single Vehicle Approval) counts as your first MoT
cost is around £150

mattski 23 March 2001 06:33 PM

George,

Check out the following link:

George 23 March 2001 06:34 PM

Thanks Paul
That helps alot my mind is being put at ease. So it will require an octane booster at every refill? Will i be able to tell if i need to add this?
Cheers

George 23 March 2001 06:36 PM

Thanks Mattski

Paul Wilson 23 March 2001 08:33 PM

What car are you getting? as some people run early WRX's on NUL without any problems, STi's and later WRX's with higher power engines would need SUL and/or Octane boost. Have no idea about current spec cars, presumably for the STi's ocatane boost, plain WRX's could be fine on SUL alone.

You just chuck in a bottle every time you fill up


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