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Tru2Chevy · 10-11-2006, 02:34 PM

Well, the long tubes are kind of hit-or-miss. If you have long tubes and a catted y, some people will let you get away with it, others won't. Legally the cats can't move from the stock location, but as long as they are there, some inspectors won't bother you.

As long as the car isn't throwing any codes, you shouldn't have any problem currently. When you go to the inspection station they won't put your car on the rollers, you just get an ECM test, where they plug into your computer to make sure that it's passing all of it's self tests and not throwing any codes.

- Justin

10-11-2006, 02:34 PM	#7
Tru2Chevy Co-Founder / Site Admin Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Ewing, NJ Posts: 22,476 iTrader: (8) Social Networks:	Well, the long tubes are kind of hit-or-miss. If you have long tubes and a catted y, some people will let you get away with it, others won't. Legally the cats can't move from the stock location, but as long as they are there, some inspectors won't bother you. As long as the car isn't throwing any codes, you shouldn't have any problem currently. When you go to the inspection station they won't put your car on the rollers, you just get an ECM test, where they plug into your computer to make sure that it's passing all of it's self tests and not throwing any codes. - Justin __________________ 1999 Camry - Beigemobile DD 2002 Suburban - Wife's DD 2004 Grand Cherokee - Not running / Project / Selling?