RSX-S turbo?
hey i want to know that if i go turbo on the RSX-S, and like i got everything hooked up on it and stuff. And while i'm driving and like the turbo kicks in and like a police heard the turbo, would i get in trouble for having turbo on my RSX-S and if i do what would they do to my car?
what your trying to say is that if a turbo kit is illegal for a rsx? i dont think so depends on your state laws. most cops wont pull you over for having a turbo in you car unless your doing 90 in a 30. plus some cops dont even know what a turbo or a intercooler is. well atleast some of the ones down here dont.
if a cop pulls you over for a turbo, then you ask him how many SUBARUS AND EVO'S has he pulled ova in the past 5 years... I dont think you having a turbo will get you in any trouble, where do you live?? do you have any state regulations for vehicle add-ons??
Originally Posted by Khmaiballa559
i live in california.
And dude, you don't need to make 4 threads over the same topic.
Originally Posted by J-S2000
if a cop pulls you over for a turbo, then you ask him how many SUBARUS AND EVO'S has he pulled ova in the past 5 years... I dont think you having a turbo will get you in any trouble, where do you live?? do you have any state regulations for vehicle add-ons??

Aftermarket modification will usually send you straight to the BAR ref if a cop sees them (at least in California).
Originally Posted by AF
Only kit you could probably get away with is Greddy.
Other turbo kits are much cheaper and much better; Greddy banks off of being "Street Legal"
Originally Posted by VTEC02VLAD
yea.... it kinda sucks but greddy is the only one who makes a street legal turbo for the RSX type-S. At first I was thinking of staying legal; but u can get stickers that say Greddy and certify the legality of the turbo.... for likr 5$.
Other turbo kits are much cheaper and much better; Greddy banks off of being "Street Legal"
Other turbo kits are much cheaper and much better; Greddy banks off of being "Street Legal"
They don't bank off of it because it cost them a ton of money to get it CARB exempt, so they pass the cost of doing that onto the consumer.


