removing emissions
from what i read, it's possible to remove an rx's air pump and acv with a block off plate. my next question is, what do you do to compensate for what the acv pugs into? in other words, what and how do i remove my emissions. i've looked several places, online and otherwise so i hope you guys can help, thanks
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You can remove the relief and switching solenoid valves as well.
You have to leave the split air pipe from the cat converter to the auxiliary ports, for 5-6 ports. I don't think there's much to it You can look at: The MAZDA RX-7 86-88 technical page under emissions, secondary air or if you want just the how-to, look into this fine thread: https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=112251 Hugues - |
It's against the law to remove or disable and emmisions control devices on a street driven vehicle.
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No its not. In California it is......In the State of Florida u can have smoke spewing out of your car and you won't get a ticket...well maybe for distrubing the peace or blocking the view of the other drivers.
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In that case,....I'm going to jail...........BIG TIME!!!:)
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Regardless of weather a state performs any emissions inspections or not or even enforces emissions laws - It is FEDERAL law that requires the equipment and it is a FEDERAL offense to remove said equipment.
Of course that being said - nobody in the Federal govt is actually enforcing (that is left up to the states) the law! |
that is correct....for example: Florida
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ERAUMAZDA,
First you say it's legal in FL, now you say it's not? What up? Are you ignorrant or just full of shit? |
It is a federal Law to remove an emission device how ever the state of florida has stopped doing emission testing. Therefore its not enforced. I think u need to take class in law and a class in how to respect others with out using distructive critizism and profanity. You been o this forum for a month and giving mixed advice on the forum.
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well done old bean
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