Exhaust and Inspection in New Hampshire.

If it came on the vehicle new you will be required by law to have it on the vehicle for NH state inspection. The exhaust must go past the passenger compartment, after that it is a matter of choice.

Twas what I thought.

But that makes little sense, because the entire truck is a passenger compartment, wouldn't it have to come stock right out of the rear? The stock exhaust contradicts these laws. I just think this is all rather annoying....

Think I should have any problems with the cherry bombs, or should I not bother to put them in?

~KJ~

I have run glass packs with no problem. if the exhaust dumps out the side before or after the tire well some places may not care and some may

Hi, Just a silly question but my 86 GMC dumps out the side and just to the rear of the rear wheel and it came that way from the factory. Would it pass or not (if I lived in New Hampshire)?

-- Regards Gordie

a side exit behind the rear wheel is fine... I can't think of a truck off hand that exited out the rear from the factory. what they don't want is a exhaust dumping under the passenger compartment, carbon monoxide issues. exiting before the wheel on a SUV is just leaving yourself open to getting screwed by a trooper in a bad mood. (been there, done that) in Maine (I'm pretty sure NH is the same or very similar) the exhaust in a pickup must either exit the body from the side or rear *OR* *IF* there is no cap on it, it may exit via a turndown no closer than 20" from the back of the cab. the second you put a cap on it, the exhaust must exit either the side or rear.

-Bret

Bah, only person it will kill is me, and only if I sit in the frikken thing in 4 feet of snow and just let it run - even then only stacks would help me. If I want to kill me that's my choice. I hate frikken laws to protect me from me....just annoys the piss out of me.

~KJ~

is it a p/up?

Longbox pickup truck 1/2 Ton

-- Regards Gordie

past the cab is all that is required, after that it is a matter of personal preferance