Type R Club of America

aklackner wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 11:32 am I'll say posting images of the label for documentation and community interest would be appreciated. All these subtle details help validate original vehicles and restoration projects hunting spares/sources for these parts or original parts containing them.

I find it interesting that there appears to have been (4) versions of the sticker, from 17277-P73-A01 to 17277-P73-A04. I would have guessed this would correspond to the ECU\emissions generation. Oddly the rough jpg shared above shows p73-A01 but part number shared was A04 if for the '98 I'd have expected A03 to match ECU and A04 for 00-01s. If "replicas" were being mixed and matched that would have led to issues additional issues outside of other reproduction issues.

In general I don't recall this sticker being mandatory for emissions testing in CA.
From what I've experienced testing\inspection mostly relies on the computer system after the vin has been input. There's too much opportunity for swapped hoods or replicas to rely on a sticker like this. If it's cops popping your hood (you're probably already getting some form of ticket anyway) and if they feel like it they'll just send you off for (ref) inspection, regardless of presence of emissions stickers, so missing it not really a requirement there either, just a potential hassle.

Stin1 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 11:16 pm If I recall correctly the guy that made the decal was served a cease and desist. Copyright infringement is serious business .

Mugen_ITR wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2019 10:53 am On a somewhat related note, can anyone help with a PDF file of the OEM decals on the driver-side door jamb (i.e. interior/ exterior color codes plus whatever else might NOT be readily available)?

00-1065 wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 3:52 pm This is a 2000 sticker. Car is dirty AF from storage.