RrCoX22

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I am not going FI and was wondering if anyone has upped the bottom end for a nice N/A application that passed.

GMmexican

iTrader: (7)

Never seen a stroker pass smog, since most have aggressive cams....you might want to ask Rick from synergy he builds alot of smog legal set ups.

brians98ss

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My 383 just passed CA smog but I'm running a small cam (Comp 224 on a 114 LSA).

Brian

RrCoX22

iTrader: (6)

what crank did you go with?

Stroker396@APF

iTrader: (18)

Let ya know this week, depends who you take it too

SOM 02

iTrader: (10)

my stroker is gonna pass and i have a big cam. you just gotta pay a little extra

brians98ss

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I went with an Eagle crank.

Ryne @ CMS

iTrader: (10)

as long as you keep the cam relatively mild 224-226 for a stroker, on a 114+ lsa, it will pass with a good tune. you also want to keep the compression no higher then 11.1 because it will produce high Nox levels, and may fall on that portion of the test.

kbronSS

do i live in the only county in which u dont have to pass smog each year??? do u guys have to take it to a local place? i know a guy here who will pass u for $100. here u only have to smog a car when changing names on the registration.

Ryphraph

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There is a what is known as the Greenbelt in some of the desert areas of Southern California which require no smog if you live there. My dad has a vacation house on the Parker Strip in Earp, CA. There is no smog station for hundreds of miles so they can't require it there.

My dad is an Illinois resident and has his vehicles registered in Illionois but they always refer him to get the car smogged by California because they are parked here. California will not smog his cars because his house is in the green belt. It gives him a headache.

Now if I could only register my cars there...

Ryph