What are your emmissions testing laws in your state?

[guitarfreak235]

no emissions here in good ol sc. heck i think you could drive anything here, i ran straight exhaust for a couple months, one time i downshifted and gave it some gas infront of a police (without realizing he was there) and he just sat there. pretty sure i was speeding too. thats another thing, police just DONT pull me over and i know ive passed many going 10-15 over. but i hear of people gettin pulled over for like 5 over. maybe the po po respect the squares

 

[adinpoor1995]

Mass 95 and older just have to pass saftey

 

[elstm3]

Montana- Nothin at all. you dont even get in trouble for running open header unless your driving around residential streets at 2 am lol

 

[89Suburban]

Man you guys and gals got it made. I can't believe how strict it is here compared to the rest of the country.

 

[Old77]

Man you guys and gals got it made. I can't believe how strict it is here compared to the rest of the country.

I'm not even sure why Pa is that strict Heck, there are several folks here where you take your car in for an inspection, the walk around it and then just sign off the ticket

 

[Jims86]

I dont know the details in other states like I do here, But you would think that the smog ****'s,(if they were really doing it for the environment, and not money) would allow you to upgrade an older vehicle with new tecnology, without a shitload of ******** red tape. Like an ultra clean diesel, but I cant change fuel flavors in Ca, eben with all of the clean diesel tech that blows Gas engines out of the water, when it comes to emissions.

 

[Shawn]

In WA, it's vehicles between 5-25 years old. I just made the cut when I bought my '87 in January

 

[guitarfreak235]

Montana- Nothin at all. you dont even get in trouble for running open header unless your driving around residential streets at 2 am lol

I knew Montana was pretty lenient. I heard they don't have speed limits in certain places?

 

[HotRodPC]

OKlahoma- No Smog Inspection, No Safety Inspection, Must show proof of insurance to get annual tag or title transfer is all.

 

[Christian Nelson]

All emissions testing is for, is a revenue gathering for government, and a way to ensure people are driving nothing older than 15 years old. Which is "good for the economy" according to Keynesian foolish accounting mental retardation.. Forcing people to junk older cars because "they" don't like them, and want as many gone as possible. I remember in TX when I was a kid, nothing but 40's, 50's, and 60's era cars were what most teenagers drove. Emissions laws came along, and now all you see in El Paso is the stupid little fart can jelly bean cars. I really hope they all didn't just get junked out. Basically when they made it so it wasn't economically viable to drive a 40's or whatever car daily, the only ones left to keep them were the serious (meaning ones with $$$) collectors to have them, the rest just disappeared. Where'd they all go I always wonder..

 

[Tyger13us]

None in the county i live in,, but there is safety inspection.. windshield lights brakes,, unless ya know someone,, then they look out the window and go ok.......
we dont have smog,, the winds always blowing..

there is up north in salt lake,,but like other have said,, its only for revenue...

 

[Rollin_Thunder]

With my digital gauges its extremely easy to "hide" miles if necessary for these purposes

How do you hide miles with a digital gauge? I have a new Camaro I want to try that trick on when I sell it.

 

[Rollin_Thunder]

None in the county i live in,, but there is safety inspection.. windshield lights brakes,, unless ya know someone,, then they look out the window and go ok.......
we dont have smog,, the winds always blowing..

there is up north in salt lake,,but like other have said,, its only for revenue...

I'll second that. I had mine tested last week and the guy said they don't have emissions requirements on my engine. He was shocked to see a 454. Said it was the first one he has worked with. Any emissions equipment was just for cudos appearantly.

 

[ben h]

none in minnesota and glad to see that there is none in montana ill be moving there soon

 

[Rollin_Thunder]

Montana- Nothin at all. you dont even get in trouble for running open header unless your driving around residential streets at 2 am lol

That's why when I retire from the Army I'll be moving back there. Plus they use sand for the roads instead of that cancer causing salt they apply so abundantly here in Utah.