Stacks Illegal In Wv!!!!!
03-10-2006 | 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by MCummings
Our trucks are certified legal in all 50 states. When you modify your truck, with a non 50-state certified product, your truck looses it's certification, and is now illegal to operate on city streets.
03-11-2006 | 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by displacedtexan
By the letter of the law most of us (myself included after tomorrow) have trucks that are illegal to operate. And I believe that unless something changes, those laws will be enforced. Not sure what we will all do then, but it is a time that may come.
05-20-2006 | 03:00 PM
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What!!!!!!!!
Stacks were born here and so was I . I know plenty of people with stacks and I'll have some shortly. Charles town? That has to be up north. Take it some where else that does inspections.
Smoke out the pipes and off the tires
Smoke out the pipes and off the tires
05-21-2006 | 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by infidel
I hear what you're saying but if a cop really has an axe to grind with a person they have a law to back them up.
Technically all of the power mods and turbo swaps we all do fall under the same law.
Last I heard federal law overrides state and local laws.
Technically all of the power mods and turbo swaps we all do fall under the same law.
Last I heard federal law overrides state and local laws.
05-21-2006 | 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by DZLPWR
As mentioned above, stacks are technicaly illegal everywere in the US. Along with 4" exhaust, 5" exhaust, etc. "Can not alter stock exhaust system." Federal law.
But, it is kinda odd that theres hundreds of exhaust manufacturers pumping out aftermarket systems that SOUND better(louder) than stock, and flow better, and are bigger, etc. When federal law says its not supposed to happen? Theyve been turning there heads, but when they turn around, your busted, its the law, all you can do is take it. Not fair, but it is the "law".
But, it is kinda odd that theres hundreds of exhaust manufacturers pumping out aftermarket systems that SOUND better(louder) than stock, and flow better, and are bigger, etc. When federal law says its not supposed to happen? Theyve been turning there heads, but when they turn around, your busted, its the law, all you can do is take it. Not fair, but it is the "law".
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