Va state inspection NOVA
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Va state inspection NOVA
I live in fair fax and i need to get the inspection done but im lowered on S-Techs. I know the lowered part is ok but im worried about getting on their lifts. i called ptuning and they dont do them.
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Re: Va state inspection NOVA
Originally Posted by JRod_TC
I live in fair fax and i need to get the inspection done but im lowered on S-Techs. I know the lowered part is ok but im worried about getting on their lifts. i called ptuning and they dont do them.
I usually go to a shop down the road from me in Stafford. The inspector didn't care that the tail lights were tinted or had vinyl overlays blocking light output. He also didn't remove any wheels to check the brakes, but that's because he could see the brakes through the spokes of the wheels. He also checked under the car to check if I had a catalytic converter, which was removed when the Ptuning exhaust was installed. I do have a resonator/muffler welded in the same location of where the catalytic converter would have been. I guess it kinda looks like a cat, lol.
If he does have to remove any wheels, he uses a floor jack. If you're worried, I'd bring a couple pieces of wood, 2"x6" or 2"x8" should be good.
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Originally Posted by JRod_TC
thanks scott.
See you this sat @ the York show?
See you this sat @ the York show?
Have you found a place to do the safety inspection? The places I usually go to are a couple gas stations near Potomac Mills and down here in Stafford. I try to avoid Fairfax outside of work, lol. Too many *****.
#6
...LIFTS can do damage....
You should pass. But, YES you should worry about anyone who lifts your car.
Today I got a 'free' estimate at Centreville's Goodyear and they did damage to my XB's side skirt. I informed them (at the desk) that I was lowered 1 inch, but that message did not reach the guy who just kicked the lift pad under my box. Once I saw the car lifted, I interrupted the service manager by pointing and saying "You came close to damaging my side skirt!" Once the car was lowered, the damage was more obvious. He said that I should bring it to his body shop. My man said that it was about $300 damage. SO..... Insist that the lift pad supports be used to avoid side skirt damage before handing over the keys. I'll post photos of the (slight) damage soon.
Today I got a 'free' estimate at Centreville's Goodyear and they did damage to my XB's side skirt. I informed them (at the desk) that I was lowered 1 inch, but that message did not reach the guy who just kicked the lift pad under my box. Once I saw the car lifted, I interrupted the service manager by pointing and saying "You came close to damaging my side skirt!" Once the car was lowered, the damage was more obvious. He said that I should bring it to his body shop. My man said that it was about $300 damage. SO..... Insist that the lift pad supports be used to avoid side skirt damage before handing over the keys. I'll post photos of the (slight) damage soon.
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