anyone know if you have to have catalytic converters on them in iowa? It costs a ****load to get cats on them so i dont want to do it if its not neccesary.
anyone know if you have to have catalytic converters on them in iowa? It costs a ****load to get cats on them so i dont want to do it if its not neccesary.
It's not likely that they will catch you on the road (unless a cop pulls you over for your exhaust being too loud, in which case they've been known to do a visual inspection for cats, a lot DO know what they are). But you have to have them for inspection. And inspection stations CERTAINLY know what they are.
I think it is a law that you must have catalytic converters no matter where you drive, but several states don't inspect cars, so you could be just fine. However, I was told by a dealership they would never work on my car if I put an offroad pipe on it. Oh well, more of a reason to do my own.
Only the newer Mustangs (I think 96 and up) required MIL (Malfunction Indicator Lights) eliminators, the 94-95 Mustangs do not require this. Cats or not, you won't have a light come on from swapping mid-pipes.
Only the newer Mustangs (I think 96 and up) required MIL (Malfunction Indicator Lights) eliminators, the 94-95 Mustangs do not require this. Cats or not, you won't have a light come on from swapping mid-pipes.
If you put your o2 sensors in the check engine lights wont come on. I just put my h-pipe on a couple of weeks ago, BIG difference in sound too i love it. But if anyone gives you any crap or says anything just say, we all use hairspray dont we? lol
Holy crap! I wish that were the case here in Georgia. It seems like more and more counties are being added. Testing here is pretty strict and does involve a visual inspection. Not that I want to build a nasty car, but it would be nice to be somewhat close to regulation without having to worry if I'm off a little.
Not too bad though. In the end, the only trade-off is that I have to keep my smog pump, 2 cats, and keep my cam pretty mild. I'm planning on a 347 with good head and intake combo, however, the cam should keep things legal. Don't think I could get away with longtubes, so that's a negative too.
Georgia law states that any car over 25 years old are no longer required to be tested for emissions. Great, only 13 years to go.