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I think most people register them out of state for this reason - Minnesota and Arkansas being the two go-to (also for bypassing vehicle road-readiness inspectio
by tgtweak 4y ago
I think most people register them out of state for this reason - Minnesota and Arkansas being the two go-to (also for bypassing vehicle road-readiness inspections...).
- RoyGBivCap 4y agoI wish I'd known this. Oregon's bi-annual "emissions test" where they hook up the inspection machine to the ODB port and let the car lie to it is absurd. When I first heard about it I assumed they'd put some device on the exhaust. They do not.
- winrid 4y agoCA is the same way. I really wish it was tailpipe based. I liked the PA emissions laws where you could improve the efficiency of your vehicle and it would pass. Not so in CA, must be numbers matching and CARB certified parts/combo.
- quesera 4y ago> I assumed they'd put some device on the exhaust They used to do it that way. Still do, for some cars, although the pre-ODBII set is now out of smog regs in most states. Turns out the tailpipe breather machines are finicky and difficult to calibrate, causing false positives and false negatives (sometimes corruptly).
- eric-hu 4y agoDoes that work if people don't live in MN or AR?
- tgtweak 4y agoCorrect