Turbo upgrade
Dec 26, 2005, 08:35 PM
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ahhh yes evo9grl... i thats somethin i shoulda included, i'll try to get better at this, but ya not emmisions isues but carb certified i think is different, u think i should just be DGAF cuz like if u recommend it i probably will do so i just need someone to say the words
Dec 26, 2005, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by EVO9GRL
Why would you want a carb smog pasing car?, the carb cars were all replace by fuel injection back in the mid/late 80's.
Are you trying to perhaps express that you want a turbo upgrade wich will have no issues with emissions?
Are you trying to perhaps express that you want a turbo upgrade wich will have no issues with emissions?
Dec 26, 2005, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Haha, he's not talking about carburetors. He's talking about CARB - it's an acronym for the California Air Resources Board. Mods have to be CARB-approved in order to be legal in CA.
Good one Warrtalon!! 
Dec 26, 2005, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Z-Ball
ahhh yes evo9grl... i thats somethin i shoulda included, i'll try to get better at this, but ya the emmsions issues, u think i should just be DGAF cuz like if u recommend it i probably will do so i just need someone to say the words
Come on, Z-Ball, you also have to try to type like an adult and make proper sentences. I have no freakin clue what you said in this post. What is DGAF?
Dec 26, 2005, 08:40 PM
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Definately you got me on that one. Somehow I thought he was going to custom make a turbo based on custom made carburators which believe it or not some people do that for off road purposes.
Dec 29, 2005, 08:11 AM
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I can't think of any aftermarket parts that are actually CARB-exempt, except for the RMR exhaust. So I doubt any turbo you find will have an EO number.
As far as the searching goes, it should be done in two steps:
1. Use the search here, as everyone has already said
2. Use google's "site" search modifier
e.g. in firefox "google turbo upgrade site:evolutionm.net"
or in IE, go to google.com and type "turbo upgrade site:evolutionm.net"
As far as the searching goes, it should be done in two steps:
1. Use the search here, as everyone has already said
2. Use google's "site" search modifier
e.g. in firefox "google turbo upgrade site:evolutionm.net"
or in IE, go to google.com and type "turbo upgrade site:evolutionm.net"