Possible chance of legalizing SR's and RB's and CA's
04-16-2007, 10:28 PM
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Possible chance of legalizing SR's and RB's and CA's
saw this in www.zilvia.net and thought it would be important for us to join in the effort
http://www.zilvia.net/f/showthread.php?t=132325
please take a look....i for one wont hesitate to add my name to the list....im just waiting for my apporval to post lol
please take a look guys it might happen
http://www.zilvia.net/f/showthread.php?t=132325
please take a look....i for one wont hesitate to add my name to the list....im just waiting for my apporval to post lol
please take a look guys it might happen
04-17-2007, 03:32 PM
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yea ive seen it on zilvia also. dont really see the point. i read the only way itll be legal is if all the emmsions and what not are kept and its stock. if your gonna swap in a motor, build it and beat the **** out of it at teh track. dont swap in a motor just because, ecpecially if its just gonna be a daily, just keep the ka. legalizing "jdm motors" for street use is a waste of time unless there gonna let you mod them also.
04-17-2007, 04:08 PM
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we mod cars nonetheless
if we can atleast make em legal all u need to do is take off the smog parts when u dont need em, and when its time for emmisions again bolt them back on.... all i knoe is its better than letting it be totally illegal.... this way its a bit better
if we can atleast make em legal all u need to do is take off the smog parts when u dont need em, and when its time for emmisions again bolt them back on.... all i knoe is its better than letting it be totally illegal.... this way its a bit better
04-17-2007, 06:51 PM
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or get aftermarket parts CARB approved after the mess of getting the stock engine approved.
california air resources board is a huge beaureaucratic mess. needs to be broken down and simplified.
california air resources board is a huge beaureaucratic mess. needs to be broken down and simplified.
04-17-2007, 07:47 PM
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here we go again.
with people like AL gore and others crying about the depleting ozone layer and global warming and the green house affect, and blah blah blah blah.
i don't think these engines will ever be legalized.
if fact more stringent regulations will be passed to the point that we'll all be driving honda hybrids.
with people like AL gore and others crying about the depleting ozone layer and global warming and the green house affect, and blah blah blah blah.
i don't think these engines will ever be legalized.
if fact more stringent regulations will be passed to the point that we'll all be driving honda hybrids.
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04-17-2007, 08:33 PM
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These engines will never be legalized. Nothing really gets legalized unless someone/company its getting richer. Thats how life goes.
The amount of people who want that are to few. Not even enough to cause a stir in the way things go.
The amount of people who want that are to few. Not even enough to cause a stir in the way things go.
04-18-2007, 12:05 AM
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but why bash at a glimps of hope... id rather just try to stay on te positive... every bit helps i think
04-28-2007, 04:35 AM
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omg SilviaVerT dude you live in Elizabeth NJ? dude i lived there for like all my life my grandma still lives there lol, i came down to florida when i started highschool but i went to roosevelt for elementry/middle school
04-28-2007, 11:01 AM
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rather have earthquakes then floods and hurricanes =/
i think itll be much easier if greddy makes a carb legal turbo kit for the s13 ka. solves the power hunger for most ppl looking into swaps and should be nearly identical to their s14 kit. its kind of a no-brainer and if they wouldve done it years ago, the 240 community would be dominantly ka-t by now with a lot more carb parts.
i think itll be much easier if greddy makes a carb legal turbo kit for the s13 ka. solves the power hunger for most ppl looking into swaps and should be nearly identical to their s14 kit. its kind of a no-brainer and if they wouldve done it years ago, the 240 community would be dominantly ka-t by now with a lot more carb parts.
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04-28-2007, 12:53 PM
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But it won't stop people from still swaping motors. So who cares about "legal"