Does anyone know if the K&N 77 Series intake will interfere with the emissions tests? I live in Cleveland and wonder if anybody that has the 77 Series intake has taken the emissions test here in Ohio. Any responses will be greatly appreciated.

John

 

It shouldn't make any difference in an emissions test since they only care about how it is when it comes out of the vehicle, they could care less how it goes in. As long as your exhaust is in good shape and the catalytic converter is functioning properly you shouldn't have anything to worry about.

 

Just make sure any PCV lines, warm air pick-ups, or whatever are connected.

 

If anything it will help emmisions, as long as everything is connected.

 

do you legaly need a resinator

 

I live in Springfield, Ohio and we also have e-check. The resonator should not make a difference in the emissions. The CAI shouldn't either, however, e-check does not actually run the OBDII cars on the rollers. They just plug up to the vehicle's computer and check all of the parameters there. If you are throwing codes, they will fail you.
The Doc.