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Curious re CARB #'s
#406095 01/13/02 01:13 AM
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On something like a custom turbo kit, I'm guessing no one has the reousrces to get a CARB cert. for it. Does this pretty much exclude anyone in an emissions checking state from getting one? I'm thinking it might be hard to hide a whole lot of turbo plumbing.
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#406096 01/13/02 04:36 AM
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No turbo kit could be carb certified if it changed the exhaust manifolds. Ditching the pre-cats would fail it automatically.

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#406097 01/13/02 03:06 PM
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Getting a CARB cert isn't going to be likely, but there is a really good chance it will pass emissions.

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Quote:
Originally posted by Chris Hightower:
Getting a CARB cert isn't going to be likely, but there is a really good chance it will pass emissions.


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