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Super Charger/After market turbo? - Legal here?

17-12-2007 11:17pm

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mick.fr

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Questions in the title :-)

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#2 17-12-2007 11:19pm

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Why wouldn't they be? As long as you inform your insurance company, you're covered. If for any reason the engine statistics are changed, you should also notice the Dept of the Environment so they can ammend your log book.

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#3 18-12-2007 12:04am

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If your fitting a turbo, just inform your insurance company. There is no law regarding the tuning of cars in Ireland, you can do whatever you like basically once the car is roadworthy. You only need to inform the dept of Environment if you change your engine or engine CC.

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