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Finally a reason the 2001 is better than all the others .... The Feds are enticing the non-emissions states with road money to start doing emissions. Texas bit and now does emissions like California. The emissions exemptions kick in after 24 years. So for the 2001 next year will be exempt, which is great....because my car doesn't like the DPS machine for some reason.
The market will eventually beg on hands and knees for the 2001-2003 “964..” GT1-Block examples
Only a matter of time…
Originally Posted by mrandell
Finally a reason the 2001 is better than all the others .... The Feds are enticing the non-emissions states with road money to start doing emissions. Texas bit and now does emissions like California. The emissions exemptions kick in after 24 years. So for the 2001 next year will be exempt, which is great....because my car doesn't like the DPS machine for some reason.
Finally a reason the 2001 is better than all the others .... The Feds are enticing the non-emissions states with road money to start doing emissions. Texas bit and now does emissions like California. The emissions exemptions kick in after 24 years. So for the 2001 next year will be exempt, which is great....because my car doesn't like the DPS machine for some reason.
I thought it was by county? If you live in the boonies (BFE to a Texan) you don't have to get emissions tested or any inspection. I think...
I thought it was by county? If you live in the boonies (BFE to a Texan) you don't have to get emissions tested or any inspection. I think...
It is by county. My turbo came from a non-emisssion county and it was a little more of a PITA to do the registration because of it. That said they only do an ODBII check and even with the Markski tune it passed. I can't wait to see if they truly don't do emission testing after 24 years since I have a MR2 spyder with an engine swap and standalone ECU that I have to swap out every year to get it to pass the ODBII scan.
04-28-2024, 07:43 PM
.... The Feds are enticing the non-emissions states with road money to start doing emissions. Texas bit and now does emissions like California. The emissions exemptions kick in after 24 years. So for the 2001 next year will be exempt, which is great....because my car doesn't like the DPS machine for some reason.
