local Pittsburgh Meet
Answer about the cat
Here is the story......Yes I can inspect the car.... Yes it would pass obdII as long as the drive cycles are met.....Last the fine if a trooper or under cover checks your car is 5000.00 fine plus loss of inspection license.......Its just easier to put the cat back on for a few hours........
cat
Lets put it this way. I dont go out of my way to check if they are there or not.....If its gutted out, I know nothing.........I do a visual inspection by state law.. If it apears to be there,,, then it is.....
another thought
Exemptions
If the car is driven under 5000 miles a year, it can have a check engine light on , no cat...no exhaust... etc , it still passes as a exempt car... I only know one guy that has an evo but hardly drives it ...
If the car is driven under 5000 miles a year, it can have a check engine light on , no cat...no exhaust... etc , it still passes as a exempt car... I only know one guy that has an evo but hardly drives it ...
Nope, under 5k you get a nice little exempt sticker. At least one of our cars gets one each year.
Ditto our diesel powered friends. Also if your car was factory rated at over 6000lbs GVW then you don't need emissions. There was a NICE tax break for 6k lb + vehicles for year too.
For those interested road race engineering makes a "rally cat" that should provide the flow characteristics you are looking for while still passing the visual tests.
Ditto our diesel powered friends. Also if your car was factory rated at over 6000lbs GVW then you don't need emissions. There was a NICE tax break for 6k lb + vehicles for year too.
For those interested road race engineering makes a "rally cat" that should provide the flow characteristics you are looking for while still passing the visual tests.
Last edited by Evol.ved; Jan 4, 2008 at 05:50 PM.


