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Old 10-28-2005, 01:48 AM
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illegal intake?

how can i make my intake legal in california?
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intake legal in california? Make it legal? umm im not sure about that...why don't you just go and buy yourself a legal intake system. There are many companies that sells them. Injen for one.
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Old 10-31-2005, 04:29 PM
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Re: illegal intake?

you can't make an illegal intake legal, you have to buy a legal one that comes with a CARB Certification sticker.
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good ole Commifornia. Whats not illegal there?
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Re: illegal intake?

i'm sure glad that i don't live in Cali.....i can do anything to my car and i don't have to worry about smog tests and shit like that!
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Re: illegal intake?

There was a discussion about this on some other board a while back, you can take it into a CARB testing facility and have it tested and certified, but it will cost more than its worth. When you go in to get inspection just put your stock one back on.
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Re: Re: illegal intake?

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There was a discussion about this on some other board a while back, you can take it into a CARB testing facility and have it tested and certified, but it will cost more than its worth. When you go in to get inspection just put your stock one back on.
Good advice.

Also, for most popular engines, there is a variety of CARB-legal intakes that one can pick up a legal one and save the hassle.

The old, illegal intake can be sold on e-bay, where it may be legal in other states.
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