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14-01-2010, 02:28 PM
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[BU66OS]
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Central Coast NSW
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Just posting in the other thread, I thought of a flaw in the P-Plate Car limits laws. Where I live, in NSW, the laws for what car I drive say that the engine must not be forced induction or V8 and up. However, in Vic, I beleive the law is flat out <125Kw/Tonne.
So my piont is, if your car is legal in Vic, (for example Territory Ghia Turbo@114Kw/Tonne) but illegal in NSW,(due to turbo) where your going on holiday etc, what can happen, what are the punishments. If my logic is flawed, I apologise. Cheers.
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P-Plate power laws and traveling interstate
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