Mufflers in CA need CARB #?
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Mufflers in CA need CARB #?
I always thought you did, especially if you get pulled over... you need to prove the exhaust is 50-state legal?
I emailed Magnaflow about any CARB paperwork for their mufflers, and here is their response:
"There is no need for a CARB number because the muffler is located after the converter. You only need a CARB number for things located before the converter. Thank you for choosing Magnaflow. "
If that's true, can I just tell that to the guy who pulled me over?
I emailed Magnaflow about any CARB paperwork for their mufflers, and here is their response:
"There is no need for a CARB number because the muffler is located after the converter. You only need a CARB number for things located before the converter. Thank you for choosing Magnaflow. "
If that's true, can I just tell that to the guy who pulled me over?
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Re: Mufflers in CA need CARB #? (98R-1144)
As long as it is from the catalytic converter back it does not effect your smog.
Just flow and sound.
Don't go pissing off the cop. If he gives you a ticket fight that in court.....use the term fight loosely as it won't matter.
Just flow and sound.
Don't go pissing off the cop. If he gives you a ticket fight that in court.....use the term fight loosely as it won't matter.
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