s1mpsons

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Info on the car:
Turbo Back 3" exhaust
Single High Flow Metallic Substrate Catalytic Converter 3"
850cc Injectors x 4
280 lbs/hr Fuel Pump
PFC w/ Tune
Stock Air Pump (air feed to catalytic converter deleted)
Ram Air Intake

Thanks!

2RotorsNaDream

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No offense but we're in NY, who cares?? Hahaha, just pay to get it done like everyone else in NY on this forum.

SPEED_NYC

iTrader: (3)

exactly, pay the $100-$150 and get it done, why take a chance of it not passing when you can buy a guaranteed sticker?

Rob XX 7

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I know the state knows it goes on, but am I just too old school that I think certain things should not be discussed on a public forum?

2RotorsNaDream

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We didnt post any spots that do it so I dont see a problem with it.

s1mpsons

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No offense but this is all off topic.

AnthonyNYC

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You can have a perfect setup and have bad plugs or tune that's too rich and still fail so no one is going to be able to tell you on a forum if you can pass or not. Take it to an inspection station and find out. Keep in mind they check for everything, not just emissions.

2RotorsNaDream

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It all sounded on topic to me. Im just curious why you dont just wanna pay and guarantee a pass instead of risking failing. Rotary is so finicky even stock, so its a good chance you'll fail.

s1mpsons

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I posted to find out, not about how to get around the emissions test, but whether or not similarly set up cars have passed (without paying off the tester). I'm not asking anyone to say I'll pass with 100% certainty here. I just want to know what has happened to others with similar setups.

93rx74lyfe

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I dont live in NY but with those mods here in VA I'm fairly certain you would fail the test.

ALNY93R1

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You don't have a chance without the air feed to the cat.

s1mpsons

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Keep in mind this is not a ceramic substrate cat like the bonez or OEM unit. The air pump still throws air into the system to burn the extra fuel. Backfires like a bitch when I run the air pump.

ramello

iTrader: (1)

since when do we have emissions in ny?? ive lived here my whole life (cept 2 years in socal) and ive never had to take my car to an emissions test

Rob XX 7

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15 years ago I used to keep my cars registered upstate to avoid emissions testing. Guess it is still like that.

Safety only in certain areas.

ALNY93R1

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Yeah , no emissions for me also

s1mpsons

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They don't put the FD on the dyno rollers for annual NYS inspection? Why not? Because its 15+ years old?

s1mpsons

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http://www.nysdmv.com/vehsafe.htm

1996 + requires emissions testing. Pre-1996 requires visual inspection of emissions equipment.

s1mpsons

iTrader: (5)

^^^ That is bogus information. Not only do I need to be on a sniffer, NY metropolitan area has more strict emissions standards.

Anyone run on the sniffer with Drygas in the fuel tank?

Rob XX 7

iTrader: (8)

I think the law states that if your car is pre 1996 and it has something in the emissions missing you can pass so long as the car passes the sniffer.

The logic being that some OEM equipment is not availible anymore.

Newer cars they just plug in to the OBD port and the computer tells the machine how your **** is doing.