It really depends on the production date of the engine being installed. Not the car chassis.

Example is an '85 engine in a '70 year body, it would conform to the 85s emissions standards.

 

damnit, that means i hafta pass emissions for a 1990. aight well thanks guess I'll hafta do some more research

 

im not sure about how it is with kit cars, but i know if you have a body from a 60s car and you put a 90s motor in it, it still only has to conform to 60s emissions, not the emissions on the motor. i would assume its the same with kit cars?

 

ok thats what i was thinking, well if anyones interrested ill let them know when I find ot the exact answer

 

Which kit from factory 5 are you and your father building? cobra replica, shelby daytona coupe replica or spyder gt?

 

Yeah, I guess it would be different on a kit car.

I also might be thinking of CA emissions laws where everything is certified and they actually check. But I could have sworn I saw what I stated in a manual when testing for my State Inspectors license- 9 years ago :X

 

i wanna build the cobra, my dad wants to build the spyder and its his money so im guessing the spyder