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I will be getting my car smog soon and i wanted to know if i would pass with a stock l98 with 24 pound injectors, should i buy a afpr and adjust the fuel pressure or does the stock prom compensate it enough to where it's not running rich
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If the smog tech sees an adjustable fuel pressure regulator, that will be an instant fail.
I dont think most smog techs would know you have an AFPR on. Its crammed in the back. I took my formula to get smogged the tech left the A/C on, didnt check timing right, and put N/A for EGR.
I dont think most smog techs would know you have an AFPR on. Its crammed in the back. I took my formula to get smogged the tech left the A/C on, didnt check timing right, and put N/A for EGR.
i took my 87 305tpi to get it smogged. only had a new 3" magnaflow cat, a new O2, 24lb accel injectors with STOCK prom and i passed no problem. before with the old O2 it ran rich, now my plugs are a nice tan colored so im saying its around the normal
here are my results HC@15mph= 48 HC@25mph= 40 CO%@15= .04 CO%@25 .01
NO@15mph= 256 no@24= 230
If the smog tech sees an adjustable fuel pressure regulator, that will be an instant fail.
A lot of AFPR's have CARB EO numbers so you're fine.
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Originally Posted by Vash Vega
so would i pass with the injectors or do i have to get a prom burn
It really depends on the rest of your engine. If your O2 sensor is in good shape, you'll probably pass ok. But with the bigger injectors and the stock prom you will be running rich upon acceleration and wide open throttle.
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and for the record, 24# injectors are NOT smog legal!!
I'm running red top 30#'s and I passed just fine. Fuel injectors are a "stock replacement part" so they're fine. Just dont mention to the tech you've changed them and save the hassle. If the tech asks any questions just say either "Its all stock" or "it came that way when I bought it." If he gives you further hassle just go somewhere else. Some techs wont touch a modified car because they are afraid the state inspectors might be trying to test them and get them in trouble.
is there gona be any smog problems by swapping my 305 to 350 if i have all the original equipment to put on like stock exhaust, manifold, arir cleaner, cat????