CA Emissions Compliant Longtube Headers
Plus anytime you relocate the cats it's illegal but most of us don't care
According to the CARB website, Hooker and Edelbrock do have CARB-certified long tube headers. But, Hooker Super Competition Headers are only certified for 1998 and Edelbrock's TES Headers are certified up to 2002. (But, when I went to Edelbrock's website, their application chart say they only have CARB-certified long tube headers for 1998-1999.) My question is: Can I use the 1998 Hooker Headers on my 2001 WS6 and still pass if a referee was to look at it?
According to the CARB website, Hooker and Edelbrock do have CARB-certified long tube headers. But, Hooker Super Competition Headers are only certified for 1998 and Edelbrock's TES Headers are certified up to 2002. (But, when I went to Edelbrock's website, their application chart say they only have CARB-certified long tube headers for 1998-1999.) My question is: Can I use the 1998 Hooker Headers on my 2001 WS6 and still pass if a referee was to look at it?
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the only issue with LT's is the visual. with cats and a good tune LT's will pass cali emissions. which is why most guys try and find a way around the vissual.
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anything that moves cats out of there original location is illegal as already stated.
go ahead and get the 98 "carb" legal headers and take it to a state run test only facilty and try and get it to pass. then come and tell us the results
i doubt the carb number says 98 only and the techs arent going to look up the carb number to see if infact its only for a designated year.
And I believe it is a Federal Law that says you can not change the location where your CATS are located. (Note: I said believe).
Hope this helps.
one page of the CARB listings / exemption records.
They are not long tube headers, in the usual sense
of the term. Forget about them, unless you like
shorties, which they are (with a long tube after
they merge).


