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spcns -- Staff presentation posted for July 28th workshop for specially constructed vehicle engines

Posted: 27 Jul 2011 15:43:38
The staff presentation is now available for the July 28, 2011
public workshop to discuss a proposed certification path for
specially constructed vehicle (kit car) engines.   The ARB staff
presentation has been posted on the Specially Constructed
Vehicles website below:
http://www.arb.ca.gov/msprog/onroad/spcns/spcns.htm
Draft regulatory documents were made available yesterday at the
same website.

As a reminder, the workshop is being held from 10:00am to 2:00pm
at the following location:
Air Resources Board Auditorium
9430 Telstar Avenue
El Monte, California  91731

If you are unable to attend the July 28th workshop in person, you
may participate free of charge online via webinar at the
following website:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/855594544

To hear the workshop audio, you will additionally need to call
the audio conference toll-free number at 1-800-369-1988 (U.S.
only) and enter passcode 7908041.  The audio will be listen only
– questions may be submitted through the webinar online using the
link above.

For more information on the workshop or staff’s proposal, please
contact Anna Wong at awong@arb.ca.gov.

Background 

The Air Resources Board (ARB or Board) is currently considering a
new procedure to evaluate and certify new engine packages
intended for use in specially constructed vehicles (i.e., kit
cars).  Hobbyists choosing to install engines certified via the
new procedure would be able to register their vehicles for use in
California without needing to obtain a Certificate of Sequence
from the California Department of Motor Vehicles and utilizing
Health and Safety Code section 44017.4.  Staff believes creating
a certification path for such engine packages could result in
emission benefits compared to existing specially constructed
vehicle practices, and would offer a new option to hobbyists.

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