moving and might need cats
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moving and might need cats Im moving to Allegheny County, PA and they do some emissions testing there. No sniffer test, but they do a computer scan and a visual inspection for emissions equipment. I still have the AIR and EGR **** on my car, but no cats. The car has LTs, but i dont believe that will be a problem. I might have to install cats, depending on if i can find a mechanic to just give me a sticker or not. If I do need cats, where the hell can i put them? and what kind do you all suggest? My car has eibach springs on it, but im not sure which ones, because it was like that when i bought it. I already scrap the y-pipe on speedbumps. Any suggestions?
With LT's you're still going to be illegal even if you put cats on since you technically aren't allowed to move the stock location of cats. I would try to either find a guy that will hook you up or you could weld up some fake cats on the y-pipe (like a little canister around the pipe to make it look like there's a cat there). Or you could always reinstall the stock manifolds with your catted y-pipe and then switch it all again after the inspection...obviously this option sucks the most considering how much labor is involved.
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With LT's you're still going to be illegal even if you put cats on since you technically aren't allowed to move the stock location of cats. I would try to either find a guy that will hook you up or you could weld up some fake cats on the y-pipe (like a little canister around the pipe to make it look like there's a cat there). Or you could always reinstall the stock manifolds with your catted y-pipe and then switch it all again after the inspection...obviously this option sucks the most considering how much labor is involved.
I believe my headers are hooker or hedman. I can't remember off the top of my head, because they were on the car when i bought it.
I live in PA and had my emission inspection licence but let it expire when I started working in MD. If you have your check engine light turned out you should be ok. Most shops don't care as long as it passes the OBD2 scan they will let it go. I would go in the Eastern section and find someone that lives in in that area and find a shop to take it too.
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I live in PA and had my emission inspection licence but let it expire when I started working in MD. If you have your check engine light turned out you should be ok. Most shops don't care as long as it passes the OBD2 scan they will let it go. I would go in the Eastern section and find someone that lives in in that area and find a shop to take it too.
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