Cobb SF Intake CARB Legal
 

[url]http://blogs.cobbtuning.com/?p=471[/url]
[QUOTE]COBB Tuning is proud to announce that all models of the popular SF intake are now California Air Research Board (CARB) -certified and are legal for use in California.

The SF intake can legally be installed for all appropriate applications for road use without fear of being ticketed for modifying your car. All new SF intakes will now carry the CARB-certification sticker.

This certification is retroactive to all SF intakes and CARB-certification stickers can be obtained from COBB Tuning. To recieve your free CARB-certification sticker, just send a self-addressed and stamped envelope to:

COBB Tuning
Attn: CARB
3362 W 1820S
Salt Lake City, UT 84104

This certification applies to the SF intake system only and does not transfer to other installed parts. COBB Tuning makes no claim to indemnify the user against local laws and regulations regarding non-OEM parts or other modifcations to the owner’s vehicle.[/QUOTE]
Haven't seen this anywhere on here so just thought I would inform you peoples

I guess Cobb finally decided to pull the trigger, and shell out the extra $

doesnt it take a couple of years to get certified?

[QUOTE=Eckshero;2674206]doesnt it take a couple of years to get certified?[/QUOTE]

Probably. What is actually efficient in this state?

big question: does it actually do anything? performance-wise?