Exhaust to be smog legal in california?
I want longtube headers but what do I need to do to make sure they will pass smog in California? What a bout a good option for a catalytic converter?
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Originally Posted by Six5
(Post 8392562)
I want longtube headers but what do I need to do to make sure they will pass smog in California?
Originally Posted by Six5
(Post 8392562)
What a bout a good option for a catalytic converter?
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Originally Posted by Six5
(Post 8392562)
I want longtube headers but what do I need to do to make sure they will pass smog in California? What a bout a good option for a catalytic converter?
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only shorties legal here and only a few replacement cats available now. Depending on the mileage of your truck you might not be able to replace it unless it fails smog. Ain't CARB grand according to AB 32 they are going to outlaw all diesel engines on-road and off-road older than 5 years including industrial and construction equipment.
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Anything you put on has to be OEM or CARB approved. Header manufacturers will have the CARB number available. Doug Thorley would be an example of someone selling CARB approved headers.
Cats have to be oem or certified. Lots of fraud with stolen cats etc, so now you can't install used--pita. |
I can't believe they are going to outlaw all diesels that are older than 5 years old. That makes no sense to me.
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where did you hear they are going to outlaw them? everything i have read is that anything 5 years old and newer have to have emissions testing. nothing about older being outlawed. the only people that cant have a restriction on what they can have are companies with a total fleet over 50. and the 5 year limit is on equipment. backhoes, forklifts, loaders, scrapers ect.
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Originally Posted by pnp522
(Post 8393364)
Ain't CARB grand according to AB 32 they are going to outlaw all diesel engines on-road and off-road older than 5 years including industrial and construction equipment.
Longtube headers are illegal for street-driven vehicles in all 50 states. |
Originally Posted by oreocreaming
(Post 8394634)
where did you hear they are going to outlaw them? everything i have read is that anything 5 years old and newer have to have emissions testing. nothing about older being outlawed. the only people that cant have a restriction on what they can have are companies with a total fleet over 50. and the 5 year limit is on equipment. backhoes, forklifts, loaders, scrapers ect.
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Originally Posted by TexasGuy001
(Post 8398853)
Why would they have a 5 year limit on loaders and backhoes etc? Companies can't afford to replace them that often.
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The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles are banning the older trucks, but not statewide. The port story is a long one, involves labor issues, politics, etc, and is enough to p-off the pope.
ALL emissions laws and info is available and public. Sites like this here: Diesel Vehicle Smog Check Inspections Information So, if you hear some blanket statement, or if you have questions about what you can/can't do, go to the official source. |
your best bet is to keep everything you improve the engine with and put it all back to stock unless you know a guy
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