408Maro

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what is still smogable in ca as in engine size in the ls1s

12secSS

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Well, for starters the engine can not be older than the vehicle model year (say a 1998 LS1 in a 2002 Camaro) or putting in a truck engine in a passenger vehicle (say a 6.0L in a Camaro). It can be newer (like an LS2 in a 2002 Camaro), but I am not sure about stroker versions. There is nothing regarding boring, but that is actually allowed, nor anything regarding stroking, I am not sure if this is allowed or not. You can put in any passneger engine in a truck, so long as it is of the same year or newer (say an LS2 in a 1999 Silverado).

Bombguy99z28

As long as it will pass the sniffer they won't know what size lsx is in it...

1bottled93toenvy

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just sell ur car i seen it b 4 and it lloks ghetto as ****

strokedls1

iTrader: (1)

If you know the right people smog can be a breeze. lol

SIK02SS

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GTObsessor

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Race-Prep

Smog is based on a "parts per million" test so a stroker engine is not a problem and does not increase emissions, a cam larger than 224@.050" will be tough to get past the sniffer but it can be done. I have done MANY engines that pass and make great power, you just need to know how it all works.

-Bryan

Spectator

^^^ Do you provide smog testing at your facility as well?

SSBRONCS

stock will pass smog. Some people are dicks when it comes to the visual even if you pass the sniffer.

8GTOKLR

iTrader: (6)

Thats great silver but the smog guy didnt care about decibel noise..you have long tubes and slp catback...yeah Strictley are cool people .nice toys