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Hi...

Got Joe's genesis a while back, mot'ed til June 2007, complete with side exit exhaust. I quite like the exhaust, its quite pimp and different. However, come mot time in June, will i need to revert back to standard system to pass emmissions or will it not affect it? I know it doesnt all lie on the side exit (i.e. could fail for other reasons) Just to know in advance, should i put standard back on for mot??

Nick

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Its easier to state that the car has a cat / healthy lambda than the actual design of the system...

If it is pre CAT testing (<pre 92/93 - not 100% :? ) and has a healthy lambda and a CAT anyway it should pass the MOT...

If it is straight through with flames spitting out the side - chances are it'll fail!

LOL

Its easier to state that the car has a cat / healthy lambda than the actual design of the system...

If it is pre CAT testing (<pre 92/93 - not 100% :? ) and has a healthy lambda and a CAT anyway it should pass the MOT...

If it is straight through with flames spitting out the side - chances are it'll fail!

LOL

Its a K- reg 1993, sounds good. I'm going to get my local garage to check the emmision reading just to make sure.

I have a part time job at an MOT Centre.

They can fail you for an exhaust being to loud but the tester has to be a proper nice person

I have a part time job at an MOT Centre.

They can fail you for an exhaust being to loud but the tester has to be a proper nice person

mine got failed for noise! I'm mates with the guy who failed it too! it was fookin loud though g40 with one beetle rear silence fitted as a centre and no backbox = big noise, i liked it though :lol:

i thought they could only fail you on noise if it is of an age to be covered by the eu driveby regulations (mot time comes jus give the tester a score for his pocket normally works to overlook most things ;) )

that or work in a MOT test centre on saturdays wink.gif

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