headers and emissions in PA
09-10-2003, 09:30 AM
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headers and emissions in PA I heard a rumor that pennsylvania and other states will FAIL your car if you have full length headers even with cats and the proper connections.
the rumor goes that because the cats are 6-8 inches behind the stock location it wil not pass.
Has anyone had any problems with this ? it doesnt seem to really make sense as long as you are running clean should it matter ? Im still getting them installed i may just ahve to go get tested a couple times til i find a good station
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the rumor goes that because the cats are 6-8 inches behind the stock location it wil not pass.
Has anyone had any problems with this ? it doesnt seem to really make sense as long as you are running clean should it matter ? Im still getting them installed i may just ahve to go get tested a couple times til i find a good station
thanks
09-10-2003, 10:13 AM
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Re: headers and emissions in PA Technically any NON-FACTORY location of a Cat is in violation of Federal law. You are not supposed to replace cats that are under 50k either. It's all a bunch of BS. If it blows clean WTF?!?! 
09-10-2003, 02:14 PM
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Re: headers and emissions in PA hey guys do you know if a 2002 slp headers will worth w/ no mods w/ my 2000 or will i need to buy a block off plate or airtubes ?
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09-10-2003, 05:46 PM
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Re: headers and emissions in PA
Technically any NON-FACTORY location of a Cat is in violation of Federal law.
Good thing I moved from PA to AZ where a simple LS1edit modification will pass their joke of a OBDII scan. 