New California CARB laws targeting tuned vehicles
Same time, just as before, you can always upload the OEM tune before going to a smog check and you will be fine. Unless you have parts replaced for better performance - that's a different story to tell

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Didn't think about the bench tunes since we're on a 2012+ make year of the forum and most of us got the OBDII tune.
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There's also an additional problem, too, in that once you reflash your ecu, you'll have to perform a new drive cycle to clear and reset all of your ODBII monitors. UGH!
I'm now in that process. I'll let this forum know what happens....
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Colo gov wants to get rid of income tax and then tax/fee anything carbon to death instead.
I see your point, but it has nothing to do with the new CARB law. There is no additional taxes or restrictions for manufacturers. It restricts custom upgrades that some people have. If you purchase a vehicle from a dealer and drive it without modifying until it falls apart - you will never be bothered by this law.
I see your point, but it has nothing to do with the new CARB law. There is no additional taxes or restrictions for manufacturers. It restricts custom upgrades that some people have. If you purchase a vehicle from a dealer and drive it without modifying until it falls apart - you will never be bothered by this law.






