Reply to "My GT5S"

does200Member

quote:
Originally posted by adoberetreat:
"Nice looking blue 5S. Too bad for CA use, pretty much stuck with the standard stock engine."

Does200- Actually, there are ways to drive a GT5-S in California, have it legally licensed and registered, without having a stitch of smog equipment on the car. I know. I did it. I own an '88 GT5-S with a high performance Fontana engine, I live in Los Angeles, and I'm able to drive the car without any smog equipment on the car.

Excellent! Would be good to post how it is legally done in CA so that others can benefit as well.

12/14/146:58 AM

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