Reply to "New CA Exhaust laws"

tbergMember

My newly revitalized Pantera is very loud, but nothing illegal in the State of California was added to it. So, if the state is allowing the sale of the exhausts, the headers, the engine, etc. and reaping sales tax rewards from those sales, then they had better start banning lots of products. Jaguar F-types, Lambos of all persuasions, and many other "factory" built cars will exceed those decibel limits on a regular basis. Thank goodness, Moonbeam Jerry Brown is termed out. He won't be able to do any more harm.

1/8/194:21 PM

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