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Old 09-03-2013, 04:41 PM   #1
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CARB certified Turbo Kits?

Are there any turbo kits that will pass smog? Been looking around for hours. Still no luck. How about in the future?
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Old 09-03-2013, 05:00 PM   #2
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No FI Kit is currently CARB legal

Both the innovate and vortech are CARB pending
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From what I understand, its a little difficult to make a carb legal turbo for this car due to the 2 catalytic converters and low space. I've also heard of other kits "frying" cats (but that was at about 400whp if I remember correctly...).

I've heard 1 vendor who mentioned they were working on a CARB legal kit, but haven't heard much in details yet. I wouldn't bet on something like this coming out for quite a while (if it even happens).

EDIT: Depending on your power levels and gas quality, the Innovate kit is looking very good. @moto-mike just got 285whp on a dynojet with the innovate, 70mm pulley (10psi), and no other exhaust/power mods from what I understand. e85 gas. Intercooler sounds necessary for those with bad gas however, and that isn't out yet... Not to mention CARB is still "pending"
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From what I understand, its a little difficult to make a carb legal turbo for this car due to the 2 catalytic converters and low space. I've also heard of other kits "frying" cats (but that was at about 400whp if I remember correctly...).

I've heard 1 vendor who mentioned they were working on a CARB legal kit, but haven't heard much in details yet. I wouldn't bet on something like this coming out for quite a while (if it even happens).

EDIT: Depending on your power levels and gas quality, the Innovate kit is looking very good. @moto-mike just got 285whp on a dynojet with the innovate, 70mm pulley (10psi), and no other exhaust/power mods from what I understand. e85 gas. Intercooler sounds necessary for those with bad gas however, and that isn't out yet... Not to mention CARB is still "pending"
But remember you need innovate's tune for CARB, not a tuner kit
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Are there any turbo kits that will pass smog? Been looking around for hours. Still no luck. How about in the future?
The main cat is located in the header and all the kits so far replace the header. Adding a main cat after would be expensive and would decrease performance. A high flow cat is not going to be enough to pass emissions.
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The main cat is located in the header and all the kits so far replace the header. Adding a main cat after would be expensive and would decrease performance. A high flow cat is not going to be enough to pass emissions.
Not true. Accelerated performance version 1 kept stock header as does Ptuning.
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my turbo kit (stage 0 as we call it) also keeps stock headers, stock intake box and has a recirc Bov

and yes it will undergo CARB certification



note: picture above is still a prototype
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The main cat is located in the header and all the kits so far replace the header. Adding a main cat after would be expensive and would decrease performance. A high flow cat is not going to be enough to pass emissions.
Adding a main cat after would still violate CARB. Gotta keep the stock cats...even if the cat you are replacing it with is lower emissions. It's a stupid state.
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I would assume greddy would be, since they are located in Irvine, but, then again... I am a novice anyways.
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I would assume greddy would be, since they are located in Irvine, but, then again... I am a novice anyways.
greddy eliminates headers and stock intake box. right there you know they cant be CARB
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I would assume greddy would be, since they are located in Irvine, but, then again... I am a novice anyways.
Very very few greddy kits even undergo testing let alone get approved.
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Adding a main cat after would still violate CARB. Gotta keep the stock cats...even if the cat you are replacing it with is lower emissions. It's a stupid state.
Stupid is subjective, but the requirements are actually pretty simple.

http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/aftermk...es/amquery.php

You are granted an EO number if you have a kit that is tested by the ARB to show it does not increase vehicle emissions.

There's two ways of doing this:
- keeping stock cat (but the tune still needs to keep factory emissions levels)
- using approved aftermarket cat as part of complete system upgrade

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greddy eliminates headers and stock intake box. right there you know they cant be CARB
You can get the Greddy kit with an aftermarket cat but I don't know the emissions levels.
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