Oh yeah just for you:

 

ok, my bad. Thanks for informing me. But why does it have to be in such a childish way?

 

It was a joke and I thought you know that. I guess you don't remember me but we have met and talked before a few times. Sorry didn't mean to be an @ss. Just playing bro I thought you remembered me. Guess not...

 

CALIMARC AND MRTOMCAT - KEEP ME POSTED ON THE CARB ISSUE. i'M READY IF THEY ARE. WILL ORDER THE NISMO OIL COOLER KIT ASAP AND GET IT UP AND AT IT UPON APPROVAL. ARE YOU GUYS RUNNING STOCK OR INTERNALS ON YOURS?
WSCHLI1672

 

still on stock internals and still going strong...

100% invest in a new radiator I recommend the Stillen, it's a world of differences...

I have not heard any news in a while on the carb status hopefully we'll get an update soon

 

still on stock internals and still going strong also...

 

Hi there, I am in So Cal and considering a 350z if I can put on a carb legal turbo kit, where are we at with the certification?

 

You've got to be kidding. Look at the post dates in this thread. 2005? Holy resurrection...

 

Wow~ APS gave up... no carb cert...

 

No turbo kit on an originally N/A car will make it through CARB. If you replace the factory manifold with a turbo manifold and turbocharger, you have effectively changed the "light-off" time of the catalyst. You haven't physically moved the cat, but you have changed the exhaust path before it reaches the cat. That is a no-no according to CARB. That upsets the factory emissions equiptment/system.

That's why a supercharger can pass CARB. It doesn't upset the emissions system...and I'm pretty sure Stillen has a good relationship w/ CARB also.

I think Powerhouse Racing may stand a chance on getting a single turbo kit through CARB for the "Turbo" Supra.

 

Atleast he searched!

 

LOL, my thoughts exactly. No harm in bringing up an old, yet relevant, thread rather then starting a new one.

 

wow

 

The CARB folks are shooting themselves in the foot by blindly imposing rules and failing kits based on technicalities when the intent behind certification would be better served by working with kit designers.

 

+1, Whats wrong with you guys? He found a thread that was already on the subject he was looking for and asked a question, would you have rather he start a new thread?

 

no one's ragging on him, we just find the original post and reply dates comical

 

^You can't win. Start a Thread, get flamed for not searching.
Rehash an old thread after searching, get flamed for bring up old posts.

 

+1

 

I'm pretty sure APS was never even trying. Probably just saying they were to get people to go ahead and purchase their kits.

 

**** Carb!