NJ inspection

[2badazzstangs]

I used to live in PA up until a couple of years ago so inspection wasn't a big deal. The car is a 90 GT that doesn't have cats or smog pump on it and I'm guessing it won't pass an inspection. I'm thinking about applying for a collector car sticker. Does anyone have any other ideas?

Thanks

 

[Mintsick]

I thought in order to be considered a classic it needed to be 25 years old? Even so, if it came with cats/smog pump I think it still needs those to pass...

 

[wht93gtEd]

I used to live in PA up until a couple of years ago so inspection wasn't a big deal. The car is a 90 GT that doesn't have cats or smog pump on it and I'm guessing it won't pass an inspection. I'm thinking about applying for a collector car sticker. Does anyone have any other ideas?

Thanks

They made the collector car sticker SUPER difficult to get now.

1990Coupe got it and then when I looked into it many new laws had been enforced. Like you need to be a member of specific groups/etc...

 

[1990Coupe]

Yep - it has to be a car of limited production with a letter from the factory saying so - OR you have to get a letter of limited production or uniqueness from a registered car foundation/club/etc.

Trust me i have wanted to get it for my current car. Before all you needed to do was pay 25 bucks and it was a done deal. When i built my current car i just slapped a BBK catted X pipe on there, and she passed. Barely but she passed lol

 

[2badazzstangs]

Thanks everyone, I will throw a stock catted pipe on there and hope for the best.

 

[woob]

As well as doing the stock h pipe, go on a good drive prior to inspection and get the engine temp up.

 

[Mustang5L5]

You'll need the smog pump as well. You can pass without it perhaps...but it will be easier with the air pump supplying oxygen to the cats ton aide in conversion