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strtrcr50

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Mar 4, 2008

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Just failed inspection for tampering with emissions. Passed the actual emissions with flying colors, but I have a Pypes x pipe. Pypes is working with me on this They tell me I have no cats when I get HC - 72, CO - .03, NOX - 342. However, they are also working with me. To any other NJ resident, how did you get through emissions?

 

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GTOreturns

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West Coast Best Coast

Mar 4, 2008

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Go to a private station. (Gas station) Stay away from the state inspection centers.

 

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impulse001

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Mar 4, 2008

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GTOReturns said:

Go to a private station. (Gas station) Stay away from the state inspection centers.

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Private places are alot better and work with you.

 

stprorolla49

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Mar 4, 2008

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I just swap my stock h-pipe in every 2 years for emissions and drive around the rest of the time with my o/r h-pipe. I've had no problems passing for he last 2 inspections...its amazing how restrictive yet effective the stock pipe is! My buddy had a 347 in his '90 hatch with no smog equipment at all and all he did was swap his stock h-pipe on for emissions and passes with flying colors at a state inspection station. After you swap pipes a few times, it becomes 2nd nature and takes less than an hour to take one off and put the other one on.

 

strtrcr50

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Previously from Dirty Jerzey exit 7a

Mar 4, 2008

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stprorolla49 said:

I just swap my stock h-pipe in every 2 years for emissions and drive around the rest of the time with my o/r h-pipe. I've had no problems passing for he last 2 inspections...its amazing how restrictive yet effective the stock pipe is! My buddy had a 347 in his '90 hatch with no smog equipment at all and all he did was swap his stock h-pipe on for emissions and passes with flying colors at a state inspection station. After you swap pipes a few times, it becomes 2nd nature and takes less than an hour to take one off and put the other one on.

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I got rid of my stock H. I only went to DMV for inspection because I wanted to look into the eye of the beast. My inspection is not even due until may.

 

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MaxTheHooker

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****, i have no idea what i'm gonna do with my carb hahaha... i'm shocked man, i've heard that they let just about anything pass these days... i intend on just running my carb REAAAAAAALLLY rich, but i have no idea what to do about cats :/...it's lookin like i'm pretty ****ed haha.

 

black87ttop

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Mar 5, 2008

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MaxTheHooker said:

****, i have no idea what i'm gonna do with my carb hahaha... i'm shocked man, i've heard that they let just about anything pass these days... i intend on just running my carb REAAAAAAALLLY rich, but i have no idea what to do about cats :/...it's lookin like i'm pretty ****ed haha.

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your prolly screwed dude. Your def. gonna have to find a private shop and become good buddies with the owner. I would move to P.A if i were you, lol i can *get* legit stickers for anywhere from 30 to 100 dollars, depends on my source. lol. I havent pain for an inspection in years.lol

 

strtrcr50

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Previously from Dirty Jerzey exit 7a

Mar 5, 2008

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It looks as if my x pipe is c.a.r.b. certified, so I should be able to win this one.