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04-14-2007, 10:43 PM
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Registered User
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: NH
Posts: 25
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years and motors-need help for emissions rules
If I have a truck that has a 1980 title, what can I run for a motor in the state of NH? Do I have to run a motor that is specific to 1980 or newer, or could I use a motor that is custom built? Could I use the same motor in my truck as I would in somthing along the lines of a Chevelle or Camaro? I have a possible find on a real nice motor from a friends car that he is parting out and just want to make sure it is legal to put it in my truck.
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04-15-2007, 12:21 AM
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The Crazy Machanic
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Nokesville Va
Posts: 1,437
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Re: years and motors-need help for emissions rules
you can put what ever you want in the car cause its now 25 years old and can be classifid as an Antiquie. So yes any motor from any chevy cam go in that truck there is just so much room.
Or you can do what i do and just up the gvw to 10000 and there are no emission. Im in virginia and my truck is a 1986 silverado.
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*1986 Sliverado longbed 400 small block mean as hell, 700r4 trans (5 speed coming one day)  * 1970 chevelle 2dr sedan Latest update June 24 2007.  *1957 4 door stationwagon - pink all original needing a good restore (body great, floors bad)  newest additions 1965 shortbed fleet great granddads. Been told im nuts to bring it back from the dead (still going to happen) plans-all stock with a turbo 292 inline 3 speed column shift. and thats it big block 427 and 5 speed trans and ford 9 inch theyhave no home yet thinking what to put them in and a 79 c60 trash truck um no idea i have one
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