Ok so the sticker under my hood says my cars a FED Spec and shouldnt be sold in the state of California etc.., But yet my car passes Smog with flying colors (Oh and I do Live in Cali by the way). I've read threads that the Cali Spec has a different features like a different distributor system among other things, I dont know if these pics help but I'm still a little worried about it, Am i just overly concerned or what? any body have the answers?









This one is before I got the Plugs and Wires

does your emissions sticker say california on it anywhere? like in the big body of text? if no then its fed.

There's no law that says you can't have a FED spec car in CA. Being FED spec only means it probably originally wasn't sold in CA. You are overly concerned.

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Not in bold text anywhere, in smaller text just where it says not to be sold in CA

If you're passing smog I wouldn't worry about it either way. If you're really dying to know though, you can always pay for a Carfax report on your car, which will show you where the car originated. If it didn't originate in California, then it wasn't manufactured with California emissions. Still though, it's not something to be concerned about. I think that applies more to new cars, not used cars, but I'm not positive about that.

This post has been edited by GriffGirl: Apr 2, 2009 - 12:26 PM

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alright thanks for the insight

You've got a Cali Spec car.

Count the # of wires coming out of your distributor cap.

4 wires = Fed

5 wires = Cali

PM me your vin#.