What state? I'm trying to get a rough idea where they are sold.

 

Tony... I looked all around and found when ordering some cars on Carpoint, these states had the mandatory Cali emissions.

CA, NY, MA, NH, RI, CT, MD, PA, VA, DE, NJ, DC

 

why the cars on the eastcoast?

 

Polution. High population density and industry.

 

I think they call them northeast emission package.

 

Tony Why U asking about that? Thinking about a 2K or something?

 

you know,

Cali spec.

[Edited by sprung on 10-20-2000 at 10:18 AM]

 

I recently moved to Michigan from Pennsylvania and my car has the Cali/NLEV emissions. Does anybody know if it'll be a problem installing a stillen Y-pipe (getting rid of one pre-cat)? The Fed-spec emissions doesn't use pre-cats so it shouldn't be a problem legally, am I right?

 

Agh, long story. When I was working for the state, one of the things that sucked is that we had really high ozone levels, etc. and it was not because of OUR state pollution but because we were downwind from a lot of states who had major pollution problems, especially a couple in the Ohio River valley that I won't mention . We had to take expensive actions to clean up OTHER STATE'S air. Grrrrrrrrrrrr.

/aac

 

Very true. When I went to Acadia Maine for my 1999 vacation, the National Park Service has a display that shows satellite maps of the polution drifting north and east from Ohio and New York.

 

Missed you at Capitol tonight Tony.

 

That's where I grew up man (Acadia.) Cool. I think I remember you telling me about your visit.

/aac