JDM in Cali
i posted this in the Hybrid forum but there are no signs of life in there. so here goes.
So I'm at one of the local speed shops today, and a guy comes in and asks the owner about a JDM engine swap, the owner tells this guy that he will pass smog with a US manifold and intake.. i was like i thought JDM were no longer legal in cali. Any insight would be nice. Thanks.
sorry for the double post.
So I'm at one of the local speed shops today, and a guy comes in and asks the owner about a JDM engine swap, the owner tells this guy that he will pass smog with a US manifold and intake.. i was like i thought JDM were no longer legal in cali. Any insight would be nice. Thanks.
sorry for the double post.
Originally posted by EliteAccord
If you go to HS ask Sylvia aka Vtecgirlon17's she is a moderator. She has a 95 Accord with a JDM Prelude Type S H22 with JDM auto.
If you go to HS ask Sylvia aka Vtecgirlon17's she is a moderator. She has a 95 Accord with a JDM Prelude Type S H22 with JDM auto.
:thumbup: thanks again mayn.
ok. i was leaning towards www.hondamotorsonline.com any knowledge on them? but i'll check out HS now. thanks
Originally posted by Paul
You can swap a JDM motor and it can still be smog legal, assuming you hook up all the U.S. exhaust compenents.
You can swap a JDM motor and it can still be smog legal, assuming you hook up all the U.S. exhaust compenents.
I was dealing wit the same thing my self, i bought a 99 i was like, aww crap no swap for me, but hey i lucked out and got a 2000 b20 for 800 bucks.
Originally posted by Paul
You can swap a JDM motor and it can still be smog legal, assuming you hook up all the U.S. exhaust compenents.
You can swap a JDM motor and it can still be smog legal, assuming you hook up all the U.S. exhaust compenents.
Far as I know that JDM engines will not pass the Cali smog test..


