Getting A Car Approved By A Ref.
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Getting A Car Approved By A Ref.
I know that i am not in the right section but you get more people to post on this one.
My brother is currently running the accord euro-R motor in his Accord and he wants to get it approved by a ref. i heard that all he would need to do is run a good cat and a usdm ecu. am i right? Because i have heard of people running a jdm motor with the usdm ecu and getting it still approved by a ref. Any information you guys could give me on this would greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!
My brother is currently running the accord euro-R motor in his Accord and he wants to get it approved by a ref. i heard that all he would need to do is run a good cat and a usdm ecu. am i right? Because i have heard of people running a jdm motor with the usdm ecu and getting it still approved by a ref. Any information you guys could give me on this would greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!
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Re: (Luserkid)
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Not necessarily
, but you should just to be safe.
Even if you don't pass the first time, the ref will let you know of EVERYTHING you'll need to pass the next time... besides, the 2nd time is free.
James
Not necessarily
, but you should just to be safe.Even if you don't pass the first time, the ref will let you know of EVERYTHING you'll need to pass the next time... besides, the 2nd time is free.
James
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