Its Amazing How
04-10-2009 | 08:19 PM
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how emission laws are so strict becuase of pollution yadyada
performance headers in particular
but it is okay to turbo a car 2x its original designed speed and drive on public roadways
thats just something
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i wanna do that too
performance headers in particular
but it is okay to turbo a car 2x its original designed speed and drive on public roadways
thats just something
[quick edit]
i wanna do that too
04-10-2009 | 08:27 PM
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don't forget those turbo guys are either taking their stuff off before emissions which is a big hassle, or they are paying for it with high maintenance, repairs, and high octane. as far as the WRX's, Lancers, Mazdas and the other factory turbocharged cars, that little turbine also boosts their insurance!
so N/A isn't all bad. if you have a code, that means the car doesn't like it, which means the state doesn't like it. either way, the car should be code-free. they won't bother you if it is.
so N/A isn't all bad. if you have a code, that means the car doesn't like it, which means the state doesn't like it. either way, the car should be code-free. they won't bother you if it is.
04-10-2009 | 10:13 PM
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QUOTE (HyundaiKitCoupe @ Apr 10 2009, 11:27 PM)
don't forget those turbo guys are either taking their stuff off before emissions which is a big hassle, or they are paying for it with high maintenance, repairs, and high octane. as far as the WRX's, Lancers, Mazdas and the other factory turbocharged cars, that little turbine also boosts their insurance!
so N/A isn't all bad. if you have a code, that means the car doesn't like it, which means the state doesn't like it. either way, the car should be code-free. they won't bother you if it is.
Got youso N/A isn't all bad. if you have a code, that means the car doesn't like it, which means the state doesn't like it. either way, the car should be code-free. they won't bother you if it is.
