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prple-gaseatr
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10/11/2004
17:14:30
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 Subject: any r/t's in pa with perf. cam?
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anyone in Pa. with an r/t have a performance camshaft? the reason im asking is my friend wants to do one on his 01 r/t and we were wondering if it would still pass emissions here in the state. anyone have an answer? thanks
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Joey
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10/11/2004
22:51:40
| RE: any r/t's in pa with perf. cam?
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i have the same question...... except im in CT. one of my friends said that since they use the OBD2 port, i could get any cam and they wouldnt know it. i just want to make sure he was def right before i spend hundreds of dollars
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Wal
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10/12/2004
09:05:55
| RE: any r/t's in pa with perf. cam?
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oddly enough, I ran my 99 CC 4x4 318 through NJ inspection and they never put it on the dyno or sniffed the tailpipe. They just jacked into the OBD-II port and then I was on my way.
So, I'm thinking that if someone were to make an interface to show all happy readings at the port, you could run a carb for all they'd know :-)
Wal
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prple-gaseatr
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10/12/2004
16:38:58
| RE: any r/t's in pa with perf. cam?
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yeah wal,
that would b the way to do it
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jjj
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10/13/2004
08:41:38
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AS long as it doesn't throw a code it will pass, they don't sniff tailpipes on OBDII cars. Just plug and go.
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prple-gaseatr
Dodge Dakota
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10/13/2004
19:47:49
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its not just if it throws a code, it reads what the computer is doing and what the o2 sensors read
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jjj
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10/15/2004
08:43:34
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But if any sensors go out of parameter they through a code. So if it doesn't throw a code it will pass.
I'm running the 1.7 roller rockers on mine ie. bigger cam, and it passes just fine.
The test is way to fast to be indepth.
As long as you don't go to wild on the cam and the computer can compensate for it, there shouldn't be a problem. You are limited anyways unless you reprogram the PCM.
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