Passing emissions, passing inspection?
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Passing emissions, passing inspection?
Can you pass inspection in Texas with muffler tape patching holes in your muffler? Can you even still buy muffler tape?
How do you attach a pair of SS exhaust tips to a very badly rusted end tubes of a very rusted exhaust? I need to extend the exhaust ends past the bumper to pass inspection...
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How do you attach a pair of SS exhaust tips to a very badly rusted end tubes of a very rusted exhaust? I need to extend the exhaust ends past the bumper to pass inspection...
Thanks!
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Originally posted by merc 93
Can you pass inspection in Texas with muffler tape patching holes in your muffler? Can you even still buy muffler tape?
How do you attach a pair of SS exhaust tips to a very badly rusted end tubes of a very rusted exhaust? I need to extend the exhaust ends past the bumper to pass inspection...
Thanks!
Can you pass inspection in Texas with muffler tape patching holes in your muffler? Can you even still buy muffler tape?
How do you attach a pair of SS exhaust tips to a very badly rusted end tubes of a very rusted exhaust? I need to extend the exhaust ends past the bumper to pass inspection...
Thanks!
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I hate to say it but it sounds like you need to invest in a cat back exhaust, and if you don't have a downpipe yet, that would be a good idea also.
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You cannot pass emissions with the midpipe as you need a cat converter.
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The cat back section has no emissions related components. I'm happy with the RB dual-tip exhaust.
I was told that if I ONLY replace the cat back with the RB dual tip, the stock back pressure would be preserved and I would avoid overboosting and the need for a boost controller? I'm counting on this to be correct info since I don't have alot of money and I want to keep it simple.
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