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Look what I got!
The officer was very nice about it. He said that there was nothing wrong with my driving, he just wanted to talk about my muffler. He didn't have a problem with it, but somebody else might some time and actually write me a ticket for the amount indicated. I think he was just jeleous
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He didn't have a problem with it, but somebody else might some time and actually write me a ticket for the amount indicated
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I've just got a fart cannon my buddy had laying around in his garage. The official reason I was pulled over was because the exhaust was aparantly too loud. I wouldn't be able to fight it if I had gotten a ticket either. According to WI state statute, any modification that amplifies an exhaust system is illegal.
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Originally Posted by glorkar
According to WI state statute, any modification that amplifies an exhaust system is illegal.
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Sadly, there are laws to protect motorcyclists' rights for loud exhausts.
Laws claim a loud car exhaust is noise pollution, yet motorcycles aren't?
Some modified motorcycles are SO loud, that if they rev them up, you could easy drown out a top fuel dragster.
Laws claim a loud car exhaust is noise pollution, yet motorcycles aren't?
Some modified motorcycles are SO loud, that if they rev them up, you could easy drown out a top fuel dragster.
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Take off the stickers on your car and all of a sudden your exhaust will be fine. You're drawing attention that isn't necessary. I don't remember anyone getting an illegal exhaust ticket. Its not illegal to change your muffler.
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So does the Flowmaster 50 State Leagal mean I could fight an exhaust ticket? I am just asking cause where I am I have a friend with a loud Cavilier that got a ticket or two for the rice can exhaust.