Hey guys just wondering....
let say I have eg
and i get engine swap. and what i get is receipt from the shop that does
engine sale business.
is there possibility that police pull me over and check engine and i get problem?
does police really checks like engine vin and stuff???
because i know there are tons of ppl with engine swap some only
few ppl gets bar'd.

 

In California, New Jersey, Philadelphia, it happens all the time, depending upon the jurisdiction and why you were pulled over. If you're in California, don't street race and get caught or you'll just get towed, confiscated, or worse, your car destroyed.

Its a case-by-case basis. Be legit, or else.

 

A receipt doesnt get you very far....I can "create" a receipt that says anything you want. This motor isnt stolen, I certify jkmskfk to carry 5lbs of pot and automatic weapons into school zones...etc. If you get popped for a stolen motor, the receipt might help you stay out of prison, but you are still in possession of stolen property. They would likely fine you and/or put you in jail for a few days. They are absolutely going to take your car and crush it and/or return the stolen property to the rightful owner.

 

You will prob get in trouble but you can sue the shop that sold you the stolen parts and most likely have it cleared from your record. Run all vins/part number with the pd before final purchase.

 

what if that engine is not stolen?? like ploice put engine vin number on computer but it doesnt
say anything about this engine is stolen but at that moment i dont have prof paper?
do i still get trouble??

 

If they run the VIN and it comes up clear, you'll be fine.

But keep in mind that if you don't have the car BAR'd and you have an engine that wasn't a direct replacement for your original (a b-series in an EG, for example), you will likely get sent to the state ref to get it BAR'd. And if you fail that, you'll need to do whatever it takes to get it right to pass.

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