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Can you register your car to a P.O. box in a different county to get out of emissions? I live in Vail so it would not be to hard to get a P.O. box in Benson if I could get away with.
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Future plans are a Edelbrock RPM intake, 46mm Xtremefi TBI, ZZ4 cam, Ported ZZ4 heads and an EDGE 3200 stall going in after I learn how to tune.
You can have mail sent to a PO Box in AZ but you can't register to it. They did away with that option a few years ago when they realized how many people were doing it to avoid emissions testing. Now you have to register to a real address that you can be traced to by way of a property title, rental agreement, or utility bill (or friends that will vouch for you in front of the law if you get caught).
The easiest way to do this is use a family member's address outside the testing zones. That way the last name matches and they never seem to look any further.
There is a penalty if you get caught though. And the rules state if you work or live in the emissions testing zone you have to get tested. And it's fairly easy to identify the vehicle since the renewal stickers are different.
If you have another car to drive as a daily, you can probably get an exemption since you live in Vail. I live near Vail and my Iroc is exempt because I drive the Lightning to work.
could i get away with that out in pinal??? I drive a lancer to work and school and just wrench on my camaro and drive on the weekends to like saguaro lake if i could HOW would i do that? just go to the dmv?
