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I got pulled over in my old evo before because the cop said my exhaust was too loud, I had a stock exhaust, only thing done to the car was a CAI. He again told me it was too loud, so I told him to f off and to call Mitsubishi if he had a problem with it, otherwise I wasnt doing anything illegal, he then forced me to come to the police station and wrote me 3 tickets, tints (I had 35% tints all around), not using my turn signal, and following too closely to other cars. Suburb cops have nothing better to do and think they are gods. *facepalm*
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My question: How can someone, who doesn't even know the law, enforce it? :shakes head: PS: Might be interested in the HFCs if the price is right. |
Curious. Why is it ok for Harleys to be loud and not Zeds? Why do we Harleys get away with it? why the discrepency?
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I think the f bomb is what got you 3 tickets
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In MA after market exhaust is perfectly legal in of itself. However they passed a new law last year that states that any installed exhaust can not be louder than stock. Ah ... who exactly has this information and who did they give it to? I know a guy that was failed on their annual safety inspection because the inspector said the car was too loud ... yet the car was stock.
Stock quiet on a Toyota Camry is a bit different than stock quiet on a Z06 Corvette. |
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Killerbee your list needs to include Mitz Eclipse
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that list needs to include the Z. chicks driving Zs are HAWTTT
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Chicks driving big trucks are hot too, but trucks aren't chick cars and neither is the Z.
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Harleys w/open pipes = worst sounding vehicles on the road :icon14: |
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Harley's are American. Some people hate imports. |
Loud aftermarket exhausts are assosiated with young kids. Politically it's easy to pick on them because a don't usually vote.
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