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Old Nov 4, 2004 | 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Henry
The point is if the car isnt standard post 93 spec it will have to undergo one of these emissions tests which costs in the region of $2500 to conduct (even if it fails).
and grey injectors are not standard!

I have 2 choices:

1)fit standard post 93 parts and the car does not have to undergo emissions testing as its assumed it would pass.

2)present it for testing with the greys fitted and pay $2500 for an emissions test which it wouldnt pass (even with Stu's closed loop control)

The easiest and cheapest option all round is to pick up the necessary std parts here 2nd hand and just throw them on to get it complianced, then bin them and refit the decent bits!!
Right....I understand.

How would they know greys are not standard though?
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