Well, you know that the triangle isnt full of good ole boys. No offense,
but a lot of them are from other states and would expect some kind of
emissions laws, even thought we dont have a smog problem or anything. I
just dont see them telling farmer joe out in the middle of the swamps that
he cant modify his car. They probably shouldnt anyways. But if they
decide to, I guess I'll move to SC. From what I hear they did away with
all that stuff.
Bill
On Sun, 13 Dec 1998, Bobby Nicks wrote:
> William Blount Arthur wrote:
> >
> > Live free or die man!
> >
> > NC isnt big on that junk either. SC is the same way. Hope they stay that
> > way.
> >
> > Bill
> > '97 SS/T from Kinston, NC
>
> Bill,
> Kinston may not have it, but it's coming. Raleigh, Greensboro, and
> Charlotte have very strict emission controls and the rest of the state
> will also within the next 2 years. The way the North Carolina law reads
> is that if it doesn't come from the factory it is illegal, period.
> Carb. numbers don't mean anything.
>
> Only way to get headers and cleaned-up intake thru is to either remove
> them for inspection or find an inspection station that a friend works
> at. Got my JBAs on my Dakota thru that way, but had to take the Carb.
> approve K&N II intake off my Impala SS to get it passed. After it
> passed I put it back on.
>
> Bob
>
> 95 Dakota V-8
> 96 Impala SS
>
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