he would have to smog it if he sold it in 2008. the new law says that you dont have to do a biennial inspection for 6 years, but you DO have to smog on resale after 4 years. if you dont smog it before you sell it, and the person who buys it has to make repairs to get it to pass, they can give you the bill.jeffnoel said:If your GT is an 03 you won't need to smog again until 2009. Put the cams in enjoy the car for a couple years and then sell it in 2008.
No you dont they (CARB I think) changed it for new cars you dont have to do it for 6 years or as BC stated unless you sell it. I have a 99 Expedition that I haven't smogged yet 1st time will be when I renew registration in January.nuked1775 said:Actually in Cali you have to smog every other year. So I've got a REALLY tough choice here.
in order for the DMV to be able to register the car in the new persons name there must be a passing smog certificate.jeffnoel said:Whatever happened to Sold As Is?
you are completely incorrect when you say its done by a SnapOn handheld. the SnapOn handheld is not authorised for use in CA. he was specificailly asking about California Smog. in CA it is either done with a 2 speed idle test, or a loaded dyno test depending on what zip code you live in, not the year of the car or the presesnce of computer controls.Mustang4119 said:Alright enough with the selling, He was asking if he can pass and there street legal. Are cams 50 state dot approved? I wanted to get a pair. All the emission testing is done by the snapon tools handheld not by the dyno for the computerized cars. If you have cams could it still fail with the handheld?
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