2 QUESTIONS, about header and PA state Law >.<

[Hemizach]

Ok, first...I was looking at the painted and ceramic versions of this header...
Its the Hooker Headers Super Competition Header
Has anyone used this hooker header on their rampage or 2.2L dodge? How hard is it to make fit and create an exhaust for?

Now my second question, where can i find out if Cat-converters are required in Pennsylvania?

[moparfwdsleeper]

paint will come off, cermaic depends on the quality of job put on it how long it will last.

Use google and search for PA laws.

[Shadow92_22]

As far as I know they ARE required. But I'm pretty sure most counties only require a visual inspection. So feel free to hollow it out and put a straight pipe through it.

[impuresoul2k3]

Federal Law states that its required, not all of us follow that however

[scorpion1]

You will need to check because IIRC You dont need one on a classic, antique or rod type vehicle however you MUST keep the mileage below 5kmi a year and it will be emissions exempt and they ignore the cat and other emissions stuff. Over 5k you "need" the cat. However if you know the right shops or replace it with something that looks like one you can usually get away without it.

[the mitch]

Every vehicle I ever had passed inspection and emissions testing here in PA with a hollow cat... I guess what they don't know won't hurt them :X .. and Yes, they are required. As far as actually "getting inside" to check them, I've only seen a visual check, and they completely ignore it if it looks brand new anyways. Keep it shiny and you should be ok, but don't quote me on it. I've had cars pass with them hollowed out before with no questions or problems. If you're not shooting guk out, you should be fine