Well the few past months have been shitty for me when it came to cars...a quick little summary:

1. Get pulled over..hood popped... have to pull out the h22 turbo
2. The guy who did my swap took 3 months to do a GSR swap

But anyways...I'll give the guy some credit since he did a damn good job with wiring everything up properly.

So I go in to ref yesterday...passed everything EXCEPT I had a the wrong carb sticker for my intake...it was only good for 96-98 integras. So I go and borrow my friends stock airbox...go back to today...and voila!! California Bar Sticker!!!



Cops can kiss my a**! hahaha!

 

congrats

 

congrats, no put that h22 turbo back in

 

THE MOST PIMP STICKER EVER!!!
btw, what's the rule on engine swaps?
can i have a 99 b16 in my 2000 civic?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MASTRCHANN &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">THE MOST PIMP STICKER EVER!!!
btw, what's the rule on engine swaps?
can i have a 99 b16 in my 2000 civic?</TD></TR></TABLE>

haha this lady gets the ladies haha jp...umm...yea you can put a 99 b16 in your 2000 civic...nothing changed between those years

 

Nice stickers

 

good work, now the cops can **** off.

 

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haha this lady gets the ladies haha jp...umm...yea you can put a 99 b16 in your 2000 civic...nothing changed between those years </TD></TR></TABLE>

Wrong. You must use an engine that is the same year or newer than your car. The engine cannot be older than the car.

 

Awesome man. I thought the BAR sticker goes in the engine compartment.

 

dun the right way

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueIntegraBoy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Awesome man. I thought the BAR sticker goes in the engine compartment.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Different referees put it in different places (engine bay vs doorjam). Some stations put the block code on the sticker too, i.e. b18c1 dohc vtec, while others will just put something along the lines of 1.8L honda/acura.
Just like some shops need you to verify the ECU from honda while others don't.

Anyways, congrats! I have an appointment for my CRX next week. Its nice to see people doing things the right way.

 

Is that just in Cali you have to do that? I thought if you had the paper work and title you would be str8

 

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Different referees put it in different places (engine bay vs doorjam). Some stations put the block code on the sticker too, i.e. b18c1 dohc vtec, while others will just put something along the lines of 1.8L honda/acura.
Just like some shops need you to verify the ECU from honda while others don't.

Anyways, congrats! I have an appointment for my CRX next week. Its nice to see people doing things the right way. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Thanks for the info, good thing I don't like in Cali.

 

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Wrong. You must use an engine that is the same year or newer than your car. The engine cannot be older than the car.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Wrong. It can not be like 3-5 years older than your car i believe

 

what does it mean to be barred in california? Im in Florida. is that emmisions or something?

 

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no

now they have proof you've been street racing in the judges eyes

welcome to nazifornia

 

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Wrong. It can not be like 3-5 years older than your car i believe</TD></TR></TABLE>

nope, you're wrong deviant1 is correct. i know cuzz i have a BAR sticker

 

well it must only be liek that in California then cuz its not here

 

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nope, you're wrong deviant1 is correct. i know cuzz i have a BAR sticker</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's got to be the same year as the car or newer here as well...

 

No ****, East Coast doesn't do anything about that sort of thing. Deviant IS correct. California and Nevada you cannot have older engines than the year of your car.

 

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It's got to be the same year as the car or newer here as well...</TD></TR></TABLE>

you sure i hav a 98 and my motor is a 97

 

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you sure i hav a 98 and my motor is a 97</TD></TR></TABLE>

Just because you have it doesn't make it legal.

 

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Wrong. It can not be like 3-5 years older than your car i believe</TD></TR></TABLE>

Sorry bud. But here it is straight from the gov site: http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/aftermkt/replace.htm

"Engine changes are legal as long as the following requirements are met to ensure that the change does not increase pollution from the vehicle:
The engine must be the same year or newer than the vehicle.

The engine must be from the same type of vehicle (passenger car, light-duty truck, heavy-duty truck, etc.) based on gross vehicle weight.

If the vehicle is a California certified vehicle then the engine must also be a California certified engine.

All emissions control equipment must remain on the installed engine."

I win

 

I have a D16Z6 in a 97 Civic. Just becaise I have it doesn't make it legal. I wouldn't be caught dead selling my ride back to the dealership.

 

congratulations man. i will have to do this by january, i'm not looking forward to it because my engine throws a MAP sensor code randomly, and my car is running very rich. oh well, i'm not not going outlaw, just have to get it fixed. good job dude for staying legal.