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Massachusetts: Supporting Aftermarket Exhausts; Opposing Front Plates

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Samuel
11 years ago Featured

I believe those who vote on legislature, should keep in mind that the vehicle customization industry produces billions of dollars in spending. Creating bills like this, inhibit entrepreneurs, and decrease the incoming tax dollars (which we can agree is not in abundance).

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Mario Fernandez
11 years ago

Stop making money off motorists. This is america; Land of the free, Not Oppressed.

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Mario Fernandez
11 years ago

Stop making money off motorists. This is america; Land of the free, Not Oppressed.

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Nathan Roszak
11 years ago

If Harleys can have them n not get pulled over cause its a American bike. I can't see the reason why cars can't. I have one on my gsxr so I'm not hating on bikes all I'm saying is that all cops have there favorites

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Nathan Roszak
11 years ago

If Harleys can have them n not get pulled over cause its a American bike. I can't see the reason why cars can't. I have one on my gsxr so I'm not hating on bikes all I'm saying is that all cops have there favorites

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Muhammad noor
11 years ago

Please make it legal

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Muhammad noor
11 years ago

Please make it legal

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Alex Benoit
11 years ago

Stop monopolizing our state!

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Alex Benoit
11 years ago

Stop monopolizing our state!

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douglas dornelas
11 years ago

If harleys can be loud why cant my car

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douglas dornelas
11 years ago

If harleys can be loud why cant my car

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This needs to happen.

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Holden Migroin
11 years ago

This needs to happen.

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Daniel Beauchesne
11 years ago

Having the freedom to modify a car a buyer owns is what we want. Sure there should be limitations on lowering, heightening, vehicle width, etc. But an exhaust, quiet or loud, should be ok to have. No need to keep people from having some fun :3 thank you and have a nice day. Sincerely, Dan Beauchesne

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Daniel Beauchesne
11 years ago

Having the freedom to modify a car a buyer owns is what we want. Sure there should be limitations on lowering, heightening, vehicle width, etc. But an exhaust, quiet or loud, should be ok to have. No need to keep people from having some fun :3 thank you and have a nice day. Sincerely, Dan Beauchesne

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Aidan Slaten
11 years ago

My motorcycle doesnt have front plates what justifies my car needing one on the front end

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Alex
12 years ago

I am a very responsible driver with a perfect driving record for eight years. Why can't I have an aftermarket exhaust in this state? I hear motorcycles drive by my house every single day during Spring, Summer, and Fall, and they are so much louder than cars whose drivers get fined for having aftermarket exhausts. It makes me angry that I cannot have an exhaust that is only slightly louder than my current one. I cannot believe this inconsistency in MA law. Why is it legal to install one, but MA cops can fine you for driving with one. My current exhaust pipe is rusted after 6 months. A brand new car. So I need to continue to replace these cheap rusty pipes every year? I should be able to buy stainless steel aftermarket exhaust and drive without being in fear of getting accused of breaking a law.

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Dan Adorn
12 years ago

Support 100%

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ronald petrie
12 years ago

couldnt agree anymore with this.

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Julio
12 years ago

Lets get this eliminated and have a clean fronts for honda day lmao