A.V.E.

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where do you plan on getting checked at?

KrAzYkld

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did the CHP that pulled you over notice your downpipe?

oh yeah. i suggest you don't go to Las Positas Ref Station as well. the reason the guy gave me for my boost gauge was that it didn't have a CARB sticker. nothing involving emissions at all.

DemonPossessed

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wow i'm not sure if you would pass with a turbo inlet. I went in with a black silicone one and put electrical tape over the logo when I had my ref visit.
the boost gauge you can leave in your car except you have to disconnect it where it is tapped into the vacuum lines.

imHELLAslow

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i went to the evergreen one as well. when i was trying to find the place, i asked an evergreen student where it was at, and he told me to try to get the white guy to inspect my car intead of the black guy because he was meaner.. so yeah haha

knock

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Well, to defend the ref that runs the Las Positas station, I am in the process of getting my motor swap sticker and he's been really reasonable. Just make sure you respect his authority and back up all your claims with solid facts; push it and yeah I could see him failing a car for a boost gauge just to flex.

Remember this guy is dealing with disgruntled people every tuesday and thursday, every week.

Las Positas is cool in my book.

A.V.E.

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yea i had a white guy with glasses, super chill guy.

Chris, you passed with gauges and not the inlet hose?? wow, kinna like my story but the other way around hah

LunarHonour

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When I went the REF disqualified me for a boost gauge that was not even connected. His reasoning was that since it could be potentially reconnected it could be illegal because it hooks into an emissions control system. These f@gs look for anything and everything they can.

I<3subie

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I dont know how many times I have told everyone to watch out in the i80 area. I travel it everyday. my car is bone stock now. Kinda **** me off 5k in parts laying in the garage.. But let me know when you all want to fight this.

Not So Fast

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The CHP didn't see the downpipe because I had a turbo heat shield on, but I'm changing my whole exhaust system back to stock anyway.

Not So Fast

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I'm going to a Solano county to get reffed. My cousin said he knows the ref., so he's going to call the ref. guy for me and inform the ref. about me going to get checked one day.

Maybe I might get lucky, maybe I wont.

But it doesn't hurt to try. Not like I will die or something, ha.

Not So Fast

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I'm well aware of I-80 and I'm sure everyone is. For me, I don't pay attention 100% of the time to the side lanes.

I got pulled over just when I was changing the discs in my CD player (bad timing), what are the odds, right?

I am careful when I see a CHP, I always hold down the clutch when I pass by them or when they pass me so they wont hear my exhaust.

knock

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SEMA class action lawsuit is really needed here. hearing about the boost gauge fails are ****ing retarded. If its a passive part of a closed system, especially pre-combustion chamber, it will have ZERO effect on tailpipe emmisions.

Furthermore engines with high VE (turboed) can get better power, better fuel economy, while keeping within CO NOx requirements. A boost gauge is part of that equation the same as a tachometer is to any engine.

waaaaaaa CA can be a dirty snailtrail sometimes.

Spoolin415

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The boost gauge is BS, but the entire CARB exemption thing is extortion. It should be based on tailpipe emission standards, not how much money an aftermarket parts company can pump into CARBs bank account to get a BS exemption number.

Not So Fast

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Hmmm, I see so my best bet is to take out my boost gauge? Do I take out the wires as well?

I<3subie

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I want them to fail the oem lameco gauge. Lol