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Hey guyz,

It was a long time comming and it finally happened.

EPA for Intercooler, POD Filter, Bleed Valve, Un-engeneered Modification to Chasis.

Just wondering is someone could lend me a stock airbox so i can this cleared.

Thanks guyz

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Yeah, Guess ill have to get it engeneered.

I got till the 17th to get it engineered.

Im now waiting for a letter from the EPA to tell me what time i have to go for the first inspection to tell me what to do, and then for the final inspection.

Annoying as hell

nuh i got a chipped ECU. Cant tell a diff.

Should i get rid of the Turbo Timer too?

turbo timers arent illegal to have, the way you use it is what makes it illegal

it shouldnt be a problem, but if its easy enough to remove, you might as well do it to save hassles

Really, they opened up your ecu. If it wasnt mentioned on the EPA enfingement notice then they might not worry about it, they'll probally check that it has a stock loom and cover. Also for the hole you had to cut get some steel wire, like what is used to re-frunish chairs and couches(because it is very strong) and shape it to the hole you cut then spot weld it around the outside of the hole.The steel wire is about 5mm thick. This will give the metal the strength it needs. I know from experience. Oh and the turbo wont fly.

I managed to survive the Knox hole of hell the other week. It's like taking a drive to South America and hoping for the best!

If you want any further advice you should just ask r32big_boy.. he might as well work for the EPA.. I think he knows more than they do? :)

Some insane person was telling me a couple of weeks ago about how they ran from Pettett once.. craziest story I think I've ever heard :)

They really ought to give him a desk job before he causes a fatality with his illegal chases and what not.

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