Anybody have headers on these trucks?
#17
Google search for: long tube headers legal
First 3 results:
Nothing, even if it's catted, with long tube headers is emissions legal in any state.
From a legal standpoint no long tube headers is "legal" for on-road use if it removes or moves the factory cat.
What is the deal with long tube headers and passing emissions? ... They are not legal under any circumstances on a daily driven car.
#18
All 50 states. Emissions standards that relate to catalytic converters are federal, not state.
Google search for: long tube headers legal
First 3 results:
Nothing, even if it's catted, with long tube headers is emissions legal in any state.
From a legal standpoint no long tube headers is "legal" for on-road use if it removes or moves the factory cat.
What is the deal with long tube headers and passing emissions? ... They are not legal under any circumstances on a daily driven car.
Google search for: long tube headers legal
First 3 results:
Nothing, even if it's catted, with long tube headers is emissions legal in any state.
From a legal standpoint no long tube headers is "legal" for on-road use if it removes or moves the factory cat.
What is the deal with long tube headers and passing emissions? ... They are not legal under any circumstances on a daily driven car.
#19
i havent seen or heared of a law stating that u can not move the cats from the factory location. so if u have i would like to c a link to the site and if ur state isnt emission controlled meaning u have to get it checked every year to get new tags then i wouldnt worry get them put them on and disturb the peace lol if ur truck has to have cats on it because the o2 sensor is after it u can buy high flows or i cant remember who makes them but they are liar o2 sensors that sends the proper readings to the computer
#20
i havent seen or heared of a law stating that u can not move the cats from the factory location. so if u have i would like to c a link to the site and if ur state isnt emission controlled meaning u have to get it checked every year to get new tags then i wouldnt worry get them put them on and disturb the peace lol if ur truck has to have cats on it because the o2 sensor is after it u can buy high flows or i cant remember who makes them but they are liar o2 sensors that sends the proper readings to the computer
#21
well in tennessee we arent emission controlled... lol if we were the roads would be empty and when i get the money im trashing my cats and running strait 2.5 inch exhaust was going to go with 3 but i cant find any kits for that size and 2.5 will be enough to rattle my neighbors windows lol and it is going to sound really good when i get a 347 build to go in it
#24
yeap as long as it passes thats really all they look for and yes they do sell certain long tube headers that are 50 state legal and CARB certified here is a link to some JBA Headers
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Edit: Oh wait, nevermind. I had LT headers
Last edited by skyfox10; 12-03-2009 at 06:34 PM. Reason: mistake
#27
So you're still running the pacesetter shorties? You just ran a true dual exhaust all the way back? Do you still have the cats? What did you do with the o2 sensor?
#28
Tried Google, can't find an official government place that says anything. Not sure what to look for. Found what AndyM said, that's what somebody said on a Mustang site. Also a corvette ( piece of 4starsrolet ) site below that said the same thing. Anybody know where to find the " official " government answer? I like the idea of real headers & true duals, but want to stay legal. Just thought of something I didn't try Googleing. May be back to edit this in a few minutes.
#29
Tried Google, can't find an official government place that says anything. Not sure what to look for. Found what AndyM said, that's what somebody said on a Mustang site. Also a corvette ( piece of 4starsrolet ) site below that said the same thing. Anybody know where to find the " official " government answer? I like the idea of real headers & true duals, but want to stay legal. Just thought of something I didn't try Googleing. May be back to edit this in a few minutes.
Section 8, paragraph 5.
(5) Install the converter in the same location as the original.
#30
Okay, found it. Here are two links to read. Sounds like you're pretty much stuck with " what ya brung ".
Catalytic Converter Laws
http://www.epa.gov/OTAQ/cert/factshts/catcvrts.pdf
http://www.epa.gov/OTAQ/cert/factshts/catcvrts.pdf
Second one is from the E.P.A. & the " Official " government site. Not good news .