P plate HSV Xu6 QLD ?

[ncass11]

hey i am wondering if i can drive a HSV XU6 with P Plates in QLD ?. I don't even have my learners yet i am only 15 so i want to get a powerful Holden related car for when i get my P's. i will have to do 200hrs/ 3yrs of my learners so i have a lot of time to save up money

Thanks

 

[skappascrap]

I wouldn't think so, unless it is work related you would have to get an exemption, correct me if I'm wrong.
Better start saving for a car like that if you're 15! :rofl2: :rofl2:

Also, the search function and google are your friend.

 

[DAKSTER]

No you cant. In QLD, no forced induction, no v8s, max power 200kw.

It will be your first car. Buy a crapped out VN and practice in it. When you stop hitting stuff and breaking things, then spend some money on a decent car.

 

[brockyy05]

You have to have your learners for 3 years in QLD??

 

[ncass11]

no its 2 yrs 200hrs but it will take longer for me my mum works a lot she drives taxis. i can only drive on mondays and tuesdays

 

[wraith]

Not a chance.

 

[ncass11]

is it possible to do a aspiration conversion to make it normally aspirated. then put the supercharger back in when i get my opens ?

 

[acarmody]

is it possible to do a aspiration conversion to make it normally aspirated. then put the supercharger back in when i get my opens ?

Not really. The engines compression is too low to be N/A, it would run like an absolute dog. Plus you would have to change heaps of stuff, like the wiring, the ECU and BCM, etc, its just not worth it.

Buy a VN or VS or something and drive that for a few years until your off your L's and P's and then invest in a nice V8 or something.

As much as you think you are/will be a good driver, you aren't, get a few years under your belt and then do what you want.

 

[monkeys437]

hey i am wondering if i can drive a HSV XU6 with P Plates in QLD ?. I don't even have my learners yet i am only 15 so i want to get a powerful Holden related car for when i get my P's. i will have to do 200hrs/ 3yrs of my learners so i have a lot of time to save up money

Thanks

In vic you can get an exemption for most supercharged V6 models if you have a good driving record but not sure about other states. It would be worth looking into though, you don't want to drive a crappy VN around for 4 years so you may as well try and get something decent (if you can afford to buy it outright that is!)

 

[rk has a vn]

No you cant. In QLD, no forced induction, no v8s, max power 200kw.

It will be your first car. Buy a crapped out VN and practice in it. When you stop hitting stuff and breaking things, then spend some money on a decent car.

Hey my vn is not crapped out!!!