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Question about CA smog and intercooler on a Series II 3800
gofstbuick: you will probably know this one
![]() I'm looking at buying a 97+ Regal GS or Pontiac GTP. One modification I would want to do to it is a intercooler. I know on the turbo cars intercoolers are 'of no concerne' for California smog, would the same be true of the IC for a supercharged car? The IC sandwiches between the SC and the intake. The IC is here http://www.zzperformance.com/zzp/pro...ntercooler.htm ASSuming that the IC doesn't disable the EGR or anything like that I would think it wouldn't be a problem. |
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