Subject	Performance mods & CA emissions
Posted by	Guy (SoCal) on November 04, 2004 at 6:05 PM
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Message	I was trying to get a feel from the CA Z'ers who have fairly extensive performance mods. As my TT is now a 2nd car, I want to start building it past where it is now. What will pass smog, and what will not? I know the main cats have to be on, and downpipes might get you failed on a visual inspection. Beyond that, what mods are likely to get you failed? Is there some point in the modification process where the car just starts putting out too many emissions to pass? With heavy mods, are there tricks to getting the car to pass (short of knowing the guy at the smog check place?)
Follow Ups	Performance mods & CA emissions - Guy (SoCal) 18:05:07 11/04/04 Most people don't have too many problems - SeedyROM 18:10:45 11/04/04 Smog checks in Ca isn't as bad as it seems.. - ezmoney 18:49:27 11/04/04 Who is speedyrom? (n/m) - Snoguitar 18:55:46 11/04/04 Sexy Asian And Cute Little White Boy - CaptanZap 19:05:01 11/04/04 You Should Buy My Border Radiator =c) (n/m) - CaptanZap 19:06:59 11/04/04 Don't worry about passing smog. That was an issue for me - Worm Boy 18:35:43 11/04/04 Re: Performance mods & CA emissions - bacattack 18:41:03 11/04/04 I failed a visual the first place I took it for my downpipes - Moxie 19:11:29 11/04/04 Ouch - SeedyROM 19:45:18 11/04/04 How is it that they could see the downpipes without - Riddick 21:05:32 11/04/04 It's called a mirror on a stick (n/m) - AzHeat 01:14:50 11/05/04 Actually, there are pretty easy to spot from the engine bay - Moxie 10:16:28 11/05/04
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