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Originally Posted by JonBoy' timestamp='1443556490' post='23761330
Pretty sure each state will not allow renewal of vehicle registration without proof of modification to meet emissions.
Some states/counties don't even do emissions testing, so why would they care?
I'll be happy to be proven wrong, though.
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Originally Posted by Marioshi' timestamp='1443565290' post='23761454
[quote name='JonBoy' timestamp='1443556490' post='23761330']
Pretty sure each state will not allow renewal of vehicle registration without proof of modification to meet emissions.
Pretty sure each state will not allow renewal of vehicle registration without proof of modification to meet emissions.
Some states/counties don't even do emissions testing, so why would they care?
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Disagree. Its all in the testing. States will not change the way they test for emissions. As long as the vehicle can pass during standard emissions testing, no state is going to state that the vehicle is not allowed on the road (except maybe California which is a stupid state anyway).
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What are you referring to exactly? Because I guarantee most (if not all) states have a problem with this current situation.
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Originally Posted by Saki GT' timestamp='1443622165' post='23762018
[quote name='Marioshi' timestamp='1443565290' post='23761454']
[quote name='JonBoy' timestamp='1443556490' post='23761330']
Pretty sure each state will not allow renewal of vehicle registration without proof of modification to meet emissions.
[quote name='JonBoy' timestamp='1443556490' post='23761330']
Pretty sure each state will not allow renewal of vehicle registration without proof of modification to meet emissions.
Some states/counties don't even do emissions testing, so why would they care?
[/quote]
Disagree. Its all in the testing. States will not change the way they test for emissions. As long as the vehicle can pass during standard emissions testing, no state is going to state that the vehicle is not allowed on the road (except maybe California which is a stupid state anyway).
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States are a pretty moot point right now since the cars dont meet federal standards.
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