it is "possable" to pass by the numbers? and, no way no how could i move to somewhere with "crappy" mexican food.AR31TU wrote:There's always a hookup. You gotta pay to play. if you have a working cat, the car might pass by the numbers, but nobody on the forum has said anything about it. One of my friends smogs his SR regularly.
I'd rather not move to some place that's too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter and where the meixcan food sucks "just" to drive a car with a motor swap. That's just me though.
I actually want an ozone layer protecting me from harmful rays when I get older... Smogging is here for a reason, and people don't seem to understand that it doesn't exist so that people can't do motor swaps, but so that the environment stays clean and healthy for your sake. The ozone layer is also not something that can repair itself quickly, meaning that even a minor excess of smog can delay the recovery process by a crutiating factor.sean8564 wrote:that is right so you need to move out to the east coast where people do not care and you do not get ****ed by so many stupid *** laws
I would have a much more positive view if the gov't legitimately wanted to help the environment. Instead they put these laws that turn into more taxes for us that really dont do much on their own. Truly wanting to save the environment means more than just hooking up a sniffer to our exhaust. I agree that it is a significant part, but it doesnt really do much without other changes as well.RB280SX wrote:
so that the environment stays clean and healthy for your sake.
ok, my root question way back was meant to ask you all, and now i guess i can re iterate it in a more understandable manner.masticatingcow wrote:In "California," you "can't" pass "on" numbers "because" of "the" visual "inspection."
Sorry man, had to.
Anyway, wait for your smog to come up and go in with the KA. That way, you'll have tags for two years or until you get caught. That's also two years to figure out another place to smog.
Swapping in CA is a calculated risk. No matter what lengths you go to, it's still illegal to have swapped engines in a street car.
masticatingcow wrote:In "California," you "can't" pass "on" numbers "because" of "the" visual "inspection."
Sorry man, had to.
Anyway, wait for your smog to come up and go in with the KA. That way, you'll have tags for two years or until you get caught. That's also two years to figure out another place to smog.
Swapping in CA is a calculated risk. No matter what lengths you go to, it's still illegal to have swapped engines in a street car.
Thats what ive been asking, now it looks like i can ask again.masticatingcow wrote:As long as it runs as cleanly as an S14 KA24DE.
Which RB engine are you talking about?WelfareRacing wrote:Thats what ive been asking, now it looks like i can ask again.
"Does an RB Series engine run as cleanly in stock form as a KA24DE ?
'hazw8st' hooked it up...Kamin wrote:you guys are completley missing the point!its easy to get a RB to pass on numbers. but in California its a totally different world.
No on here is stupid enough to give out info on shops that will smog illegaly. I went to 3 different places that were known to hook it up, but they all ended up getting shut down very quickly.grosspolluter wrote:
'hazw8st' hooked it up...
My RB is smog exempted for life, that is I will NEVER have to smog it, even when I sell, my car is registered in California, with California plates and is currently registered. The only reason I am asking for some help is because the JDM smog exemption king "hazw8st" is deployed in Iraq and won't be back until next year.....
Need some "help" while he is gone.... we miss you "hazw8st"......
sounds great, anybody know the lowdown on the natural gas exemption, who does it, and how much??? Thanks!Yellow4g63 wrote:Did you do the natural gas conversion to cert the car?
YES... and thank god for them, otherwise half the fixed up imports here in cali wouldn't have registrationcdorhout wrote: Or are there that many crooked smog workers there?
Mod friendly smog techs and indefinite smog exemption!Bluefire wrote:
YES...and thank god for them, otherwise half the fixed up imports here in cali wouldn't have registration
hazw8st is #1.....hazw8st wrote:Mod friendly smog techs and indefinite smog exemption!