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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Jun 14, '04 From Buffalo, NY Currently Offline Reputation: 6 (100%) ![]() |
Yo guys....I just got my greddy sp2 FINALLY put on, when only a few days later have a cop pull me over and write me a ticket for it. He said that apprently your not allowed to modify your exhaust AT ALL!??! wtf i totally thought this was street legal....and i was crusin too so it wasn't that loud..... should i bother fighting this one in court?
thanks for your help...by the was this was in buffalo, new york.... laterz |
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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined May 15, '05 From Toronto Currently Offline Reputation: 4 (100%) ![]() |
Uphere in Canada we have a really odd system with our exhausts. It has 2 pass emisions and be under 120 decimals. All of my friends with exhaust systems wen out n baught decimal readers to prove cops wrong. The ammount of times my friends have just about gotten a ticket for having exhaust systems that are "too loud". Alot of cops use their discression about weather its 2 loud or not. If u ever get pulled over in Ontairo, ask them for a decimal reader and get them to hold it 3 feet away from ur tip at a 45 degree angle and hold the car at 3000rpm. If it exceeds 120 decimals then u can get a ticket, if not u walk away scott free. lol..my buddy has an AE86 with headers, straight pipes to a resignator n thats it n hez never gotten a ticket when his exhaust is hittin 200 decimals when hez keepin reving at 3000rpm. Its about as loud as an actuall race car. So a note to keep in mind for all ontario drivers who r modifing their exhaust.
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