Ok guys, first, ever since my header swap i have not been emissions legal in any way, no air lines are hooked up and i dont have a cat. So, therefor, i want to completely remove emissions.

What process is required to remove Smog?

Is there computer programming required?

Is it just the process of just removing all smog lines?



I want my engine bay to clean up and then i'm prolly gonna convert my current headers to non-legal headers, and then get some headman's or something.

I'm gonna get an engine dressup kit once done, get new valve covers, and all that cool stuff. I want this to pretty up.




Shane

 

The smog and cat can be removed with no problems on the computers side. Dont touch the egr, though. You need that.

 

This is all you need to remove your smog This has been covered 45 million times.

 

searching is not personalised to me. So, what do i gotta do?

 

stop being lazy

 

I geuss I don't understand what you mean. Go up to the top right of your screen and click on the search button. Type in some key phrases like "smog pump removal" or 'I want to remove my smog" or anything close to that.

EDIT: If you mean the info out there does not apply to your situation then you are wrong. Everyone has to remove smog the same way whether it be for TBI, TPI, carb ect.

 

Wish the guys from the racing board that were defending you were here to see this one.

 

Here, I'll personalize it for ya, click on smilie >>> <A HREF="https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/search.php?s="><IMG SRC="https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/images/smilies/search.gif" BORDER="0"></A>.

 

yeha me too, storms, is a good buddy of mine, he backs me 100%

 

Well, I just lost all respect for him

 

LOL.....thats about as personalized as it gets unless you want to read it for him on tape so he can listen to it later...LOL

 

1) Removing smog equipment is illegal in all 50 states for vehicles operated on public streets, road, highways and by-ways.

2) With TPI, what a lot of people think is "smog" equipment is "control" equipment. Sounds like you've already removed too much.

3) There is all too much information available about what to do for "off-road-use-only" removal of what "smog" equipment you can remove without affecting control with a simple search or two.

Say Goodnight, Gracie.