what HP are u putting down and do u pass emission?
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what HP are u putting down and do u pass emission?
like the thread says.....whats the highest power output and still pass emission.....i know it has alot to do with how its tuned as well...so if urs pass.....what are ur mods and tricks.....
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
try passing smog *legally* here in CA with that setup lol.
meh...my car would only last a weekend there seeing how Im from texas, a weekend visit would only work..buuut i dunno never been to cali !
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What can you get away with in cali? I plan on cone filter, TID, downpipe, blocked off egr but keep acv and bac and airpump and cat.
what about intercoolers and shiney wheels? and stuff
what about intercoolers and shiney wheels? and stuff
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Originally Posted by Node
What can you get away with in cali? I plan on cone filter, TID, downpipe, blocked off egr but keep acv and bac and airpump and cat.
what about intercoolers and shiney wheels? and stuff
what about intercoolers and shiney wheels? and stuff
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I made 377 @ 16psi. Much more very soon.
No way in hell my car would pass...that is if it needed to.
I don't ever have to smog my car again (unless I sell it) since I registered it at a friends house in South Lake Tahoe, California. Certain counties, like El Dorado or Mendocino (I think) that are considered rural with no smog issues are exempt from testing except at change of ownership.
No way in hell my car would pass...that is if it needed to.
I don't ever have to smog my car again (unless I sell it) since I registered it at a friends house in South Lake Tahoe, California. Certain counties, like El Dorado or Mendocino (I think) that are considered rural with no smog issues are exempt from testing except at change of ownership.
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From: Rohnert Park CA
165-175 RWHP (depending on the dyno) S4 based non turbo w/ mild street port, no EGR, Highflow cat... passing CA emissions with plenty of room to spare.
Only thing I do for emssions testing is throw on hollowed out precats, a stock airbox and bypass the CDI, and tell the emissions tester that the ACV is the EGR valve.
Only thing I do for emssions testing is throw on hollowed out precats, a stock airbox and bypass the CDI, and tell the emissions tester that the ACV is the EGR valve.
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From: el monte, spanish for...the monte
Originally Posted by RX-Heven
I made 377 @ 16psi. Much more very soon.
No way in hell my car would pass...that is if it needed to.
I don't ever have to smog my car again (unless I sell it) since I registered it at a friends house in South Lake Tahoe, California. Certain counties, like El Dorado or Mendocino (I think) that are considered rural with no smog issues are exempt from testing except at change of ownership.
No way in hell my car would pass...that is if it needed to.
I don't ever have to smog my car again (unless I sell it) since I registered it at a friends house in South Lake Tahoe, California. Certain counties, like El Dorado or Mendocino (I think) that are considered rural with no smog issues are exempt from testing except at change of ownership.
time to get a PO BOX...
