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Originally Posted by axmea?
Anything to take money from the people. When will Californians wake up?
I'm inclined to go to trial for my ticket. I was at 35 mph cruising on 4th gear, clearly rpm was low, officer had no db meter to determine that I was more than 95dbs. He came from afar to get to me before the stop and shut the engine. He did not ask me to rev, I had carb stickers on my CAI ( yes he asked me to pop the hood). Clearly has zero evidence that I was at 95db. And did not look underneath to check if exhaust was modified.
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When was this? I feel like with the passing of this new law any LEO can ticket you for their own discretion which is totally screwed up.
Did some research and found a few documents:
Aren't 'I all exhaust system modifications prohibited?
No. Section 27151 VC prohibits the modification of the exhaust system to amplify or increase the noise emitted by the vehicle, making the vehicle not in compliance with Section 27150 VC or exceeding the noise limits established in Sections 27201-27206 VC. Section 27151 VC does not prohibit all modifications to an exhaust system.
It also does not prohibit all modifications that increase the noise level of the exhaust system over that of the original, factory-installed exhaust system (as it did until 1980). It only prohibits modifications that result in a noise level higher than those specified In Sections 27201-27206 VC. Accurately determining compliance with Sections 27201-27206 VC for enforcement purposes is generally impractical.
Enforcement personnel must make an informed professional evaluation to determine if excessive noise statutes are being violated.
^ This pretty much says it's OK to have a modified exhaust as long as its under 95 dcb.
But at the same time people like you are getting cited without LEO's making a "professional evaluation" whether or not you're over 95.
What the f*ck california LOL