THE FIRST AFTERMARKET PERFORMANCE MANUFACTURER IN AUSTRALIA TO PASS EURO 4 EMISSIONS!

Over the last 3 years Nizpro has been working on the FG range of turbo vehicles. This started off in 2007 when we were able to get hold of a couple of FG Turbo engines for the engine dyno and allowed us to start development of many new components. In 2008 we took delivery of one of the very first FG F310 sedans. This vehicle was used to design and test our new intercoolers, exhaust systems, battery and air box kits along with the new Nizpro intake manifold and plenum.

Over this time we have fine-tuned the kits to their current stage levels as listed on the Nizpro website. During '09 we decided to put in place the necessary targets needed to get full ADR emissions tests carried out. However, knowing that a change to Euro 4 would be effective in Mid 2010 we decided to hold off until now.

Two months ago a brand new FG F310 Euro 4 was purchased with the sole aim of becoming the first aftermarket performance manufacturer in Australia to pass Euro 4 emissions.

The FG was fitted with our full stage 3 kit “PLUS” a few extras not yet mentioned, which will become our S3 “Plus” kit in the not too distant future. The car was then tuned to a level we believed, with our current testing equipment, would pass Australia's most stringent test, and delivered to Ford Australia's test lab.

We requested the vehicle to be tested at the heaviest inertia rate (most load) so it would then suit all Falcon turbo models including commercial Utes and possibly the Turbo Territory if it shows up again in the new facelift version.

Well, I am very pleased to report that we were able to meet all testing regulations and now have a full Euro 4 emission compliant FG Turbo range of high performance parts.



Yes that's correct, you can now own a 10 second 390 rear wheel kilowatt FG Falcon that meets current emissions laws. You won't need to pull all your mods off when our friendly boys in blue decide to do a random pull over.

Who said that performance cars were a dying breed? It certainly looks from a Nizpro customer's point of view the best it's ever looked.