pics....with some of the mods.
01-31-2006, 02:18 PM
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well its not deleted as of yet. I was throwing codes for egr and vaccum before, so i figured while im doing headers, goodbye emmisions crap. the car will be tuned, etc after my cam and gears and such goes on.
I dont have emmisions where i live so i dont have to pass anything.
I dont have emmisions where i live so i dont have to pass anything.
01-31-2006, 02:23 PM
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OBD stands for On Board Diagnostics. OBDII was put in 96 and newer vehicles and can test whether or not there is a malfuction in the components that control exhaust/emmisions through the computer system.
OBDII cars most the time when going in to be scanned for emissions they simply run a diagnostic and see if any codes are being thrown. Sometimes places get as simple as looking to see if the SES light is on and if not, bam will sign that the car passed. OBDI cars have to go through alittle more. Ive heard OBDI cars are considerably harder to get to pass emmisions.
OBDII cars most the time when going in to be scanned for emissions they simply run a diagnostic and see if any codes are being thrown. Sometimes places get as simple as looking to see if the SES light is on and if not, bam will sign that the car passed. OBDI cars have to go through alittle more. Ive heard OBDI cars are considerably harder to get to pass emmisions.
02-01-2006, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by z28camarocarri
OBD stands for On Board Diagnostics. OBDII was put in 96 and newer vehicles and can test whether or not there is a malfuction in the components that control exhaust/emmisions through the computer system.
OBDII cars most the time when going in to be scanned for emissions they simply run a diagnostic and see if any codes are being thrown. Sometimes places get as simple as looking to see if the SES light is on and if not, bam will sign that the car passed. OBDI cars have to go through alittle more. Ive heard OBDI cars are considerably harder to get to pass emission's.
OBDII cars most the time when going in to be scanned for emissions they simply run a diagnostic and see if any codes are being thrown. Sometimes places get as simple as looking to see if the SES light is on and if not, bam will sign that the car passed. OBDI cars have to go through alittle more. Ive heard OBDI cars are considerably harder to get to pass emission's.
02-01-2006, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Bernotas05
nice wheels man they look sweet, you should definatly paint your caliper and the edge of your rotor they look pretty rusty
Yeah that would look awesome!! what kind of paint would you use for that? some high temp paint???
02-01-2006, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by mxracerbrian
Yeah that would look awesome!! what kind of paint would you use for that? some high temp paint???
02-01-2006, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Bernotas05
nice wheels man they look sweet, you should definatly paint your caliper and the edge of your rotor they look pretty rusty
