Attn New Yorkers: New inspection...WTF!!!!

powertrax91

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Duece,

I just had my wife's car inspected... It turns out that there won't be a sniffer test, but there will be a computer scan of the car (they are looking for fault codes) along with a regular safety inspection... this will only effect car 1996 and newer... looks like you make passed the radar with your 393

 

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dragstang88

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I live in upstate NY and from what i've read, only 96 and newer cars will require a sniffer test. Anything older will still only have to pass a visual.

 

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Matts89LX5.0

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I live in NY and hate it...can't wait to maybe one day get out of here.

 

monte87

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That makes 2 of us

The funny thing is-Everyone who loves NYC, Isnt from NYC..
nowif I lived upstate-i would probably dig it, Becuase-you wouldnt have to deal with all the Bewl-Chit, Traffic, land sized crater potholes, foreigners, tourists, Tolls-crazy renst, no room to move...etc etc....

 

monte87

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And just so ya know-

The primary language in NYC is not English!
its everything but.....Get on an MTA train-all the signs are in another languae, every one but English. i hate that, annoy's me.

 

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Matts89LX5.0

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monte87 said:

The primary language in NYC is not English!
its everything but.....Get on an MTA train-all the signs are in another languae, every one but English. i hate that, annoy's me.

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I agree with that and I'm from LI

 

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9 Deuce GT

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We might have a lot of cows upstate, but just think of all the open back roads to see what your hog is made of.

I actually just talked with the guy that does my inspections and he said I was fine. Just wanted to know if you guys knew different before I dump $5000 into this thing and ended up with a killer motor that sits on an engine stand.

 

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avelleno

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I'd take the cows instead of the........

I'd rather have the COWS instead of the foreigners!!!!

trust me, Persoanlly-i love it upstate!!! the a city sux, its for conveinence, thats it, Quality of life-Blows. imgaine getting a parking ticket for $115, or have to pay .25 cents for 10 minutes to park-Thats some of the bewl-chit-I deal with...
or even worse-having to pay $450 for parking....... Do ya wanna throw up-Now or later!!!! Or have to watch your back @ train stations for fear of being pushed in front of an oncoming subway train....everyday, being all the nutjobs that just got released from instituions that are walking around the city!!!

Now talk to me-hahahaha Anthony

 

MadMatt5oh

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I lived in NYC for a short period of time. All of the above is true and it broke my upstate heart! Ive been living in the twin cities for 2 years and now Im moving to Dallas in 3 months

 

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9 Deuce GT

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I have been to NYC a few times and I can honestly say that I will never consider living there. Rochester and Syracuse are just fine for me.