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3/10/2002
18:50:17

Subject: M1 Intake & TB?
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I was wondering if someone could tell me if the M1 intake and 52mm TB are smog legal in CA. I would like to install them on my 99 R/T
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3/10/2002
22:46:12

RE: M1 Intake & TB?
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nope! but that didnt stop me ;-) for the throttle body, dont worry about it. they cant see it, so it will pass the visual. and i smoged mine with the following: k&n FIPK, 50mm TB, 1.7RR's, JBA headers, high flow cat, and a dumped gibson.
and it passed! my manifold was also leaking, because of a broken bolt!

i installed my M-1 the day after i smoged it. the guy that did my truck kinda knows me, so i doubt he will say anything about my manifold, but if he does, or if the truck just wont pass, ill change back to the stocker.

they are pretty easy to change, and the power you get out of it, i wouldnt mind changing every 2 years...if i HAVE to

Eric

Eric, 98 5.2 5speed, K&N gen II, 50mm TB, 2bbl M-1, 1.7RR's, JBA ciramic headers, carsound cat, dumped gibson, and a lot more

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3/11/2002
04:05:17

RE: M1 Intake & TB?
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I don't have to smog mine for another year so I think I will go ahead and do the mods. The manifold shouldn't be a problem because I can always switch it out with the stock one when it comes time to smog. I was mainly concerned with the TB because of the whole core exchange thing, I was wondering if I had to keep my stock one so I could still smog.

Thanks for the info



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