Engine swap laws

Discussion in 'Smog tech and emissions tech' started by 87PearlRegal, May 4, 2011.

  1. 87PearlRegal In need of a better title

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    Not familiar on any laws related to swapping engines, especially in Ohio where I live. I know they got rid of our e-check 5 or 6 years ago but that is all I know. I have a stock 87 NA regal and looking to buy an 87 109 complete engine.
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  3. Roc87 11 Second V6

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    From the little amount that I've read, if it's an '87 it must at least maintain the '87 smog standards, if you install a newer engine (like if you had an '84 & put in an '87) then it has to pass with the newer year standards. But, since you don't have an e-test, you have nothing to worry about, aside from whatever safety inspections Ohio may do, they probably won't even notice the LC2.
  4. Black Power I'm a street car.

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    Man I'm glad I live in Texas where I don't have to worry about this kinda stuff. The only requirement here is that if you swap motors, the new one must be "Chuck Norris approved."


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