Colorado emissions?
I will be moving to the Boulder/Denver area and i was wanting to know if anyone lived around there and could tell me how the emission testings are over there.
Thanks mike.
Pretty much youll need both your cats, 02's running good, no engine codes, no visible "modifications (ie; cut-outs)," and after all that have a good enough running engine to pass the dyno test. We also have mobile test areas, where they station up trucks on the side of on-ramps to test your vehicle. I think they just need to catch your car 3-4 times before that dont make a test station manditory.
Pretty much youll need both your cats, 02's running good, no engine codes, no visible "modifications (ie; cut-outs)," and after all that have a good enough running engine to pass the dyno test. We also have mobile test areas, where they station up trucks on the side of on-ramps to test your vehicle. I think they just need to catch your car 3-4 times before that dont make a test station manditory.
Also what is pearl street? Like i said i still live in Southeast Texas right now so i am unfamiliar with with anything over there just a general area we will be heading in a year. I just dont want to deal with the hassle once i move over there.
Main information on the page, and more to the left under "Emissions Information" which would be specific for you. Every state has a DMV site. If you cannot find what you need on there you got a problem.
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I believe the closest 1/4 track is Bandimere which is at 6000' elevation.
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Also what is pearl street? Like i said i still live in Southeast Texas right now so i am unfamiliar with with anything over there just a general area we will be heading in a year. I just dont want to deal with the hassle once i move over there.
The mobile checks it 3-4 times, and assuming you clear they mail you documentation stating that you dont have to go in, and just need to send them money.This is the easiest way to bypass the visual check.







