13 Oct 2013, 21:43 (Ref:3317428)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Duff_44
Anyone listed as a "tuner" could in theory homologate an engine:
"A Homologation Form must be filled by the Manufacturer or the tuner (*) and validated after the contradictory inspection carried out by the Homologation Group.
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(*) The Endurance Committee should accept tuners presenting the best records.
These tuners should however get a favourable opinion from the Manufacturer to carry out such a project and the engine should not have the name of the Manufacturer."
Long story short: A "tuner" could get an engine homologated as long as it's based on a production engine, made in minimum 1000 units, and be from a GT or large production car.
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The mfg still has to give their blessing!
L.P.
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