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offroad pipe and air tube question

If I install an offroad pipe, what do I do with the air tube from the air pump?

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #1 –
Throw it away(what I did)...

The off road pipe should have a hookup for the air tube...

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #2 –
Ok, thanks for the info :)
 

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #3 –
Hook it to the intake it'll give ya boost:giggle:  lol j/k.
88 Thunderbird LX: 306, Edelbrock Performer heads, Comp 266HR cam, Edelbrock Performer RPM intake, bunch of other stuff.

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #4 –
Quote from: thunderjet302
Hook it to the intake it'll give ya boost:giggle:  lol j/k.


Ya an entire 0.5psi maybe. Hold on for your life when you get that moving. :giggle:

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #5 –
if your running a off road h pipe, i'd ditch the rest of the emmissions. but thats just me... o waite, it is me because thats what i did lol...

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #6 –
Have you had any legal problems?  We have emissions to worry about here in NC :( .  But the place we get our cars inspected just change the sticker :D .

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #7 –
For your situation, you'd have to see if when they inspect your car, they look for the cats. Your car could fail the inspection if they aren't there depending on how strict and caring NC is.

See you're supposed to have them in MD, but the state is nothing but a bunch of money grubbing turds so as long as you pay them your inspection fee, it doesn't matter. They really don't care about reducing emissions, it's just a money making scheme. I haven't had the cats for over a year and although they may check the exhaust with a mirror, they never failed me for not having them. Just for putting out excessive amounts of HCs :hick:

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #8 –
i have an extra h pipe with cats i use for inspection season, and so far those random inspection stations havent gott'n me, but i only drive the car like once a week anyway.

offroad pipe and air tube question

Reply #9 –
Quote from: 5.0willgo
For your situation, you'd have to see if when they inspect your car, they look for the cats. Your car could fail the inspection if they aren't there depending on how strict and caring NC is.

See you're supposed to have them in MD, but the state is nothing but a bunch of money grubbing turds so as long as you pay them your inspection fee, it doesn't matter. They really don't care about reducing emissions, it's just a money making scheme. I haven't had the cats for over a year and although they may check the exhaust with a mirror, they never failed me for not having them. Just for putting out excessive amounts of HCs :hick:


The place we get our inspections doesn't even look at the car...they just change the sticker and send you on your way.  Gotta love it.  :hick: