California emissions
04-25-2005, 09:14 AM
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California emissions
What engine modifications can be done while still allowing the car to pass the California smog test? Intake? Turbo- or supercharging? Exhaust? What are those of you in California who are making modifications that won't pass smog planning to do when your next smog inspection is due?
04-25-2005, 10:32 AM
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Everything from intake to cat is covered by CARB and requires an EO (executive order) exemption to replace with a non-OEM component. Cat-back exhausts are unrestricted.
Strictly speaking an aftermarket part may pass smog emissions and still fail the smog check simply because it's an aftermarket part w/o a CARB EO number.
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Strictly speaking an aftermarket part may pass smog emissions and still fail the smog check simply because it's an aftermarket part w/o a CARB EO number.
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04-26-2005, 12:08 AM
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Funny you should ask... Racing Beat sent out their news letter about the new intake. It had a link to their Emissions FAQ.
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