Can someone make a digital scan of the sticker? I have a used twin power that doesn't have it and a smog check is coming up, failing visual for a carb compliant part would suck.

 

I wouldnt think an ignition amplifier would fail any check and i looked at mine and it didnt have a carb#.........but i dont live in the **** state of kali.

 

Never saw a CARB sticker for this. Just because it is CARb legal does not mean it will have a sticker.

It's plug and play anyway so why don't you unplug the harness?

 

yeah, but whats the point of having a CARB legal item when you have to remove it to get smogged but yeah, kali is bad like that, they will ask you for sticker on the HKS. they even look at plenum spacers and say u can't pass with that.

 

Like I said....doesn't come with a sticker. I live in Orange County and never had that problem what so ever especially when it is CARB legal.

....and you are saying it's a hassle to take the 10 seconds (or less) to unplug just because "why do it when it is CARB legal"? The tech can look up the CARB number as well as list of manufacturers on the computer that hooks up to the State. I have seen them do it and pass every time.

 

I'm not sure what a "carb sticker" is, but are we asking for something illegal here? If we are, I have a problem with this thread's existance...

VO

 

^ In CA some parts come with a CARB sticker that has the number of the part for quick reference by the technician performing the smog test. The sticker is placed near where the part is installed. The DLI doesn't have one of these stickers like the OP thinks it should. If he is asking for a copy like he can fabricate a fake sticker for, then yes.....SHADY and it WILL not work. If he just needs the number, the HKS website has it listed. The techs have the numbers stored via state computer as well. OP is crying over nothing.

 

you should be fine, most smog areas don't even know what they are looking at.

i passed smog with my eclipse gst in the past with hard intercooler pipes/greddy bov/full exhaust/etc.