Best Ref Station
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Best Ref Station
Which ref station is considered the easiest to work with? My car is 100% stock, save for the OEM boost gauge connection (I swapped the gauge for a Defi) and a EGT and oil pressure gauge.
I hear Livermore is good, but I'm looking for something a bit more local to SF.
I hear Livermore is good, but I'm looking for something a bit more local to SF.
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This is actually one of the best & helpful threads, and should be considered a sticky.
So much bias and profiling against owning/operating import, it's nice to have a good source to go to when time comes to deal with certification/ref.
+1 to OP.
So much bias and profiling against owning/operating import, it's nice to have a good source to go to when time comes to deal with certification/ref.
+1 to OP.
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Well, I'm back. I passed. ![RockOn Not Mine](https://www.i-club.com/forums/images/smilies/RockOn - not mine.gif)
The guys are Skyline are real cool, not much else to say, standard SMOG and inspection from what I could tell. Talked with a bunch of kids who are in the automotive program about my car and stuff. Good times.
![RockOn Not Mine](https://www.i-club.com/forums/images/smilies/RockOn - not mine.gif)
The guys are Skyline are real cool, not much else to say, standard SMOG and inspection from what I could tell. Talked with a bunch of kids who are in the automotive program about my car and stuff. Good times.