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94441, a way around emissions Posted by slamnthweight630, Nov-18-05 01:15 PM
i live in hagerstown, MD and just like everyone else the damn check engine light likes to continously make its presense known. well it finally went off the other day so today i took my car for emissions. went i got there the guy said that it sits too low to run on their test machine so i got a two-year extension and didn't have to pay a dime. so now i don't have to have emissions done until 11/28/07 all because my car is lowered. so if you live around here and you known it's not gonna pass just lower it a couple inches
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94443, RE: a way around emissions Posted by thedawg, Nov-12-05 08:12 PM
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94477, RE: a way around emissions Posted by ez, Nov-14-05 01:19 PM
what the hell Dan, how'd you get a pic of my uncle Ray
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94501, RE: a way around emissions Posted by donnyb373, Nov-14-05 06:59 PM
i ogt to go next week (i know im goin to fail) i got to tak emy test pipe off, put in new o2 sensors the works...emmissions is gay, fuck the enviroment imo
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94508, RE: a way around emissions Posted by thedawg, Nov-15-05 04:35 AM
In Soviet Russia, the ENVIRONMENT fucks YOU!
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94509, RE: a way around emissions Posted by DR1665, Nov-15-05 05:01 AM
Originally posted by thedawg In Soviet Russia, the ENVIRONMENT fucks YOU!
And there are potatos! Beautiful, beautiful potatos.
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94514, RE: a way around emissions Posted by DR1665, Nov-15-05 06:11 AM
Originally posted by DR1665 You can't lower the car enough to defeat the OBD2 scan port under the dash. This is what I meant to say.
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94519, RE: a way around emissions Posted by 97 Eclpise RS, Nov-15-05 07:27 AM
damn that easy out there. not here in Sin city.. O well but good for you dude!!!!!
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94535, RE: a way around emissions Posted by BlackMagic, Nov-15-05 11:06 AM
I used to live in hagerstown! But now i live in northern VA, but im going to school in southern VA, so I have my own way around emissions. Only Northern VA has required emissions tests, sooooooo I'm gonna register my car here for the next 4+ years and bam no more emissions!
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94536, RE: a way around emissions Posted by BlackMagic, Nov-15-05 11:07 AM
Originally posted by DR1665Originally posted by DR1665 You can't lower the car enough to defeat the OBD2 scan port under the dash. This is what I meant to say.
i think he meant its too low to get up on the dyno to run it at the required mph's and stick that siffer up it's butt
at least i think that's what he's talkin about
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94558, RE: a way around emissions Posted by nonamerat, Nov-15-05 06:07 PM
I have found the only good reason to live in Iowa, no emission checks.
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94559, RE: a way around emissions Posted by donnyb373, Nov-15-05 08:03 PM
i found a new reason to move to iowa.....lol
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94560, RE: a way around emissions Posted by mlsbka, Nov-15-05 10:06 PM
sup guys.. people living in northern va ....have u guys had problems passing the emissions with turbo on? im due in a month and want to make the proper adjustments so i can pass the shit thanks
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94561, RE: a way around emissions Posted by donnyb373, Nov-16-05 01:42 AM
are you internally gated??? if so just take the gate arm off and you wont run no boost, if your runnign an sfmu or equiv. it should run like a stock car...
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94562, RE: a way around emissions Posted by mlsbka, Nov-16-05 02:39 AM
im running an external wastegate with a vortech fmu 12:1 anything i need to f with? let me know thanks
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94566, RE: a way around emissions Posted by BlackMagic, Nov-16-05 06:56 AM
Originally posted by mlsbka im running an external wastegate with a vortech fmu 12:1 anything i need to f with? let me know thanks
good luck they wouldn't even touch mine because i modified the "emissions system" and thats why im glad i go to school in southern va, im gettin registered here and no more emissions for me!
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94578, RE: a way around emissions Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Nov-17-05 02:02 AM
Guys, lets at least try to stay on topic. Many good, comical points were edited by myself, I think everyone gets the idea though. Sending others ignorant Emails is no way to build a reputation on a forum either. This site has seen a lot of BS through the years and many of the deep root members have managed to identify these half ass contraptions and protect other members.
2GNT's have always had it rough with the turbo guys, half assed kits only make things harder as an overall image, makes us look like cheap idiots that just throw together something you call a project. This really makes some of us blend in with some of the honda guys.
Trying to stand up and argue for a product that is not yours is not exactly a wise choice since you cannot back the products performance. Commenting on it is one thing but arguing its usefulness or bargain is just a pissing match and sets you up for black eye if the product is indeed a lemon.
With that being said lets just try to stay on topic so Dino doesnt come lock this thread. I personally like to edit them so that the info remains on the site, i am sure many of you can agree with that.
Terry
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94572, RE: a way around emissions Posted by Dracas, Nov-17-05 02:58 AM
We don't have emissions here, thank God. If we did, none of our vehicles would pass, they all have so many problems.
We apparently did have them a long time ago, but they never did anything. I went up there with my mom when I was 4 or so, and we just pulled in, and they handed us a sticker, and told us to go pay the guy, then we went home.
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94575, RE: a way around emissions Posted by mlsbka, Nov-17-05 02:58 AM
anyone else in northern va got their emissions passed with the turbo? thanks
ps....even with the ghetto ass charge pipe been boosting 5 psi for 4 months know and its great!!!
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94577, RE: a way around emissions Posted by BlackMagic, Nov-17-05 02:58 AM
hahahaha holy crap nice charge pipe, seriously i don't think you'll be able to pass it in northern VA with that, just take it off put a stock header on and call it a day
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94591, RE: a way around emissions Posted by corsagsbo, Nov-18-05 06:28 AM
Emissions can be pretty tricky for those who have to endure it... (In Ohio we are a segregated state and some don't have the tests)However in the Cleveland area they caught on to lowered vehicles and now do testing by performing a tialpipe sniffer test in "static" form. The car gets driven past the rollers and the technician follows a predetermined rev-range for each vehicle to calculate the emmisions. When I had to go through emissions after turboing the car with 440 injectors, it actually flew through with a quick pass. So I have to question how accurate the test really was. The following year I was able to finagle a permanent exemption so it is no longer a concern in my case. However typically a bolt on turbo kit, if tuned properly, will still pass the tests as long as a cat is retained and functional. (with the exception of CA because of CARB requirements.)
-------------------------------------- know me as santiago boosted 420a and ej2o..(my 2liter v8 eaters)
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94592, RE: a way around emissions Posted by mlsbka, Nov-18-05 12:47 PM
well, im running vortech fmu 12:1 so do u suggest i tune because im only running 5 psi. Obviously im rich and i dont have anything to tune with. also would turning down the boost to like 1 psi before the test make much of a difference? thanks
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94630, RE: a way around emissions Posted by rs-pssst, Nov-19-05 06:27 PM
Passing emission can be easy because of this: In CT, the don't rev the car enough to even bring it into boost
I went to emissions with my boost turned up to 20psi and with my Cat barely hanging on and no rear O2 sensor. In CT, with OBD2, they only watch the info coming from my OBD2 port.
And all the readings coming from there are exactly what I want them to be (thanks to the resistor mod).
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94631, RE: a way around emissions Posted by mlsbka, Nov-19-05 07:47 PM
welll...does it matter if hit boost while they run the thing on dyno?...i mean i was already thinking of turning the thing down to 1-2psi before i go but i dont think it will make a difference. But if it does im f**ked cause i have a t3 and that shit spools up instantly
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94632, RE: a way around emissions Posted by XMasta19, Nov-19-05 08:43 PM
you're running an fmu, therefore running no boost means the car would run like stock since it's boost dependent and still used in conjuction with the stock fpr...do they do visual?
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94641, RE: a way around emissions Posted by mlsbka, Nov-20-05 11:28 AM
hmm....check what visually?..i mean they open the hood and put the ob2 scanner on while they run the thing on the dyno and stick the shit in the tailpipe. so they gonna see i have installed a turbo.
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94702, RE: a way around emissions Posted by Stealthfox, Nov-22-05 06:01 AM
Originally posted by donnyb373 are you internally gated??? if so just take the gate arm off and you wont run no boost, if your runnign an sfmu or equiv. it should run like a stock car...
Just curious with this one. I live in NY and am going to be boosted after winter. So If I take the gate arm off, that means all the exhaust will just go straight to the downpipe instead of spooling the turbine wheel? Ah-ha! So even if I have the 450cc injectors and the fmu and all that good stuff, they wouldn't pick up on that because since there is no boost, this stuff should run like stock? Just tryin to clarify here.
-Fox
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94709, RE: a way around emissions Posted by XMasta19, Nov-22-05 08:40 AM
Originally posted by StealthfoxJust curious with this one. I live in NY and am going to be boosted after winter. So If I take the gate arm off, that means all the exhaust will just go straight to the downpipe instead of spooling the turbine wheel? Ah-ha! So even if I have the 450cc injectors and the fmu and all that good stuff, they wouldn't pick up on that because since there is no boost, this stuff should run like stock? Just tryin to clarify here. -Fox
Well using an fmu, it only raises the fuel pressure when it sees boost...BUT using the 450's will make you run richer than stock, even without boosting
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94855, RE: a way around emissions Posted by edxmon, Nov-28-05 05:19 PM
xcuse my relatively off topic question, but can any one in CA, confirm what i think i read in the DMV manual? "Cars 10 years and older do not have to have emission tests"? if so im out in the clear cuz i have a 95!! if not im still good, last time i did it they just got my info, vin# and mileage and i was done!
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94860, RE: a way around emissions Posted by InFiNiT3, Nov-28-05 09:05 PM
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95009, RE: a way around emissions Posted by Hult250R, Dec-08-05 03:12 PM
Originally posted by nonamerat I have found the only good reason to live in Iowa, no emission checks.
Wow sweet another Iowa DSMer! :thumbsup
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95060, RE: a way around emissions Posted by Diltzy, Dec-10-05 01:46 PM
A way around emissions>>>>> have family who own a garage :D
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