check these things out. :secret:
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/prod...d=320&osCsid=0101c47cc6797261c91ecabc6be18d13
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/prod...d=320&osCsid=0101c47cc6797261c91ecabc6be18d13

Scotch brite pad, water, and dirt.They should come with a choice of finish. I wouldn't opt for shiny stainless, I'd go for used and dirty :imo
I'd rather pay for it to be professionally finished.Scotch brite pad, water, and dirt.
word. i'd take it out of the box and drag it behind my truck down a gravel road. then cover in grease.They should come with a choice of finish. I wouldn't opt for shiny stainless, I'd go for used and dirty :imo
:rofl2:I'd rather pay for it to be professionally finished.
??? NYS inspection should be the same throughout the whole state. We have had sniffers forever down in RocklandWe're getting sniffers in a year or two in Upstate NY.
You're Metro bro.??? NYS inspection should be the same throughout the whole state. We have had sniffers forever down in Rockland
http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/broch/c-50.htmThe Emissions Inspection - Drive New York Clean
The 1990 Federal Clean Air Act requires New York State to conduct an inspection program to help reduce harmful emissions from most gasoline-powered passenger cars and light-duty trucks. The emissions inspection is done at the same time as the annual safety inspection. Vehicles that fail the emissions inspection may not be able to become registered or, if already registered, the registration may not be renewed.
Some vehicles are exempt from the emissions inspection program: Your passenger car or light truck does not have to be inspected for emissions if it is:
•Less than two model years old;
•26 model years old or older;
•Registered with historical plates; or,
•Electric-powered only.
Most vehicles with diesel engines are also exempted. However, diesel-powered vehicles that weigh more than 8,500 lbs. and are registered in the New York Metropolitan Area (NYMA) counties of Nassau, Suffolk, Rockland, Westchester, and the five counties within New York City, are subject to annual emissions inspection. All diesel-powered vehicles over 8500 lbs. GVWR operated in New York State, even if registered elsewhere, are subject to roadside inspections. These safety and equipment inspections are conducted randomly statewide by the New York State Police and the New York State Department of Transportation.
Statewide, including in the NYMA. The emissions inspection for vehicles registered anywhere in New York State includes and "OBDII" (onboard diagnostics) test for vehicles that weigh ,500 lbs. or less, and are model year 1996 or newer. Part of this test examines the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL), also known as the "check engine" light, for operation/illumination, and verifies the test results of the vehicle's "onboard emission diagnostic" system.
In the NYMA only. A "High Enhanced" emissions inspection is required for most vehicles registered in this area of the state, unless they are subject to the statewide OBDII test or are exempt from all emissions inspections. This inspection is required for all vehicles less than 26 model years old (until, and including, model year 1995) that weigh 8,500 lbs. or less. In this test, the vehicle's exhaust is directly tested for the amount of hydrocarbons, oxides of nitrogen, and carbon monoxide pollutants. This inspection also includes a simulated driving condition test on a dynamometer.
In the NYMA, vehicles less than 26 model years old that weigh more than 8,500 lbs. are subject to an "idle emissions inspection." This inspection includes a test of the exhaust emissions while the engine is at idle.
In all counties outside the NYMA. A "Low Enhanced" emissions inspection is required for most vehicles registered in this area of the state, unless they are subject to the statewide OBDII text or are exempt from all emissions inspections. This inspection is required for all vehicles that are under 26 model years old (until, and including, model year 1995) that weigh 18,000 lbs. or less.
:rofl2: Not for long.nope varies by county, not state
thanks a lot, Debby Downer.We're getting sniffers in a year or two in Upstate NY.
You guys in the south and mid-west better watch out.
Thanks to Obama, your precious non-existent emission testing is about to come to an end.
The money needs to come from somewhere. You have about 5 years before it's federally mandated. ALL 50 states must conform.
Michelle works for SGS Testcom. They're the evil company that designs and supplies states with the equipment to detect this shit. They're all clamoring on board because of the enormous revenue it generates. Just like red light cameras.. but this is for the "environment" to help slow "climate change"
buh-buh-buh-Bullshit. $$$$$$$$$$$$
we've had them here for years. not really a big deal, just one of those money grabs you can't do shit about.We're getting sniffers in a year or two in Upstate NY.
I prefer Bob Bummer.thanks a lot, Debby Downer.
tell Michelle to sabotage the machines or something.