Emissions with sikky/ ppe headers ? Thoughts
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Emissions with sikky/ ppe headers ? Thoughts
Anyone have experience with sikky or ppe headers here in canada and have to deal with emissions ? i wanna throw on some headers on the F, but im worried about the whole process.. Would i have to get cats welded onto my joe z midpipe if i got headers in order to pass emissions ?
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Anyone have experience with sikky or ppe headers here in canada and have to deal with emissions ? i wanna throw on some headers on the F, but im worried about the whole process.. Would i have to get cats welded onto my joe z midpipe if i got headers in order to pass emissions ?
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Ontario has cancelled the Drive Clean passenger vehicle program, saving taxpayers up to $40 million a year.
Effective April 1, 2019, drivers are no longer required to get Drive Clean emissions tests for their passenger vehicles.
While Drive Clean effectively reduced vehicle pollution, auto industry standards have significantly improved since the program was created in 1999 making this program no longer necessary.
Owners of vehicles are still required to make sure their vehicle emissions systems are operating properly. This means maintenance and repairs are still necessary and will help to avoid more costly repairs. To support this program change, we are strengthening our on-road inspections to ensure owners are properly maintaining their vehicle emissions.
A new, enhanced program will focus on the biggest polluting vehicles such as commercial transport trucks and will ensure that Ontario continues to lead Canada in reducing harmful smog-causing pollutants.
Effective April 1, 2019, drivers are no longer required to get Drive Clean emissions tests for their passenger vehicles.
While Drive Clean effectively reduced vehicle pollution, auto industry standards have significantly improved since the program was created in 1999 making this program no longer necessary.
Owners of vehicles are still required to make sure their vehicle emissions systems are operating properly. This means maintenance and repairs are still necessary and will help to avoid more costly repairs. To support this program change, we are strengthening our on-road inspections to ensure owners are properly maintaining their vehicle emissions.
A new, enhanced program will focus on the biggest polluting vehicles such as commercial transport trucks and will ensure that Ontario continues to lead Canada in reducing harmful smog-causing pollutants.
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