Oh, and I say leave it the way it is. There's already other forum's with regional talk, I don't think this forum is big enough for that (and I like it like that).

Let's just keep it one big sandbox so we can get sand into each other's vagina more readily.

 

North-East, Mid-Atlantic, South-East, Etc.

 

Let's face it. There's the Balt-DC-VA contingent, then everyone else. Two sub-forums?

1) Mid-Atlantic
2) Other

Frank

 

 

I'd have kicked your *** when I lived in CA.

I'm actually surprised there's not more cali people here... maybe they're afraid of the big bad CARB.

 

they all reside on cr.net

 

+1

 

All it takes is a CARB exempt sticker from Greddy and you're home free. The first week I got my turbo in, I was doing some first gear runs around the neighborhood and a cop pulls me over. He asked what I was doing and I told him, "Sir, I just installed a turbo kit in my car and I was just doing some runs to sort things out". He looks at me and says, "Is it a street legal kit?", "Yup" I replied, "Let me see". I popped the hood and showed him the shiny blue Greddy CARB Exempt sticker and he says, "Well, be careful because school is out soon, watch for the kids, and don't exceed the speed limit, have a nice day".

I'd imagine if you put the stick on ANY turbo kit, the cop will not know the difference, but I don't condone that, of course.

 

yeah but fooling the smog ***** would be a different story, esp if you get sent to those strict ones but i a thing about it thank god.

 

D-267?

the problem is getting the sticker...

 

^Not hard. All you have to do is tell them (Greddy HQ) you bought the kit used and they will ask you to take a pic. Send a pic of a greddy turbo install and they send you 6 shiny metalic new stickers.

 

We need a 'DC metro' area and 'Rest of the US' area.

 

screw your emissions, here in sc we don't care if people in australia get suntans or not, thats why its no cat for me legally

(no offense to anyone in australia, merely a reference of the diminishing ozone layer above your continent)