04-10-2013, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by FPenvy
Adding horsepower doesnt deem a car to not be street legal anymore. it's pretty much like unknown said being the suspension, emissions, safety equipment, tires, etc...
also certain states have other specific vehicle codes that differ from state to state.
but HP doesnt make a car "illegal"
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That's the obvious, else a Bugatti would be illegal based on HP alone. That's not what I was saying. Taking a car from 550+ hp to 1500hp infers many aftermarket parts. Of which, I'm almost positive aren't all street legal. Maybe in the state of Texas where they don't give a $hit about emissions or visual inspection. I wish Cali was more like that. If the cars emissions pass, it shouldn't matter what's in the car.
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