Massachusetts: Supporting Aftermarket Exhausts; Opposing Front Plates
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Angel Guzman
11 years ago
I agree we should be aloud to improve our cars with better longer lasting materials such as stainless steel and cops dont pull you over when driving in front of you so front plates are pointless
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Robert Sacks
11 years ago
Third or fourth time I have signed this.
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victor perez
11 years ago
I approve
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scott szczechowicz
11 years ago
1 plate=money saved...no brainer
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John Ryan
11 years ago
I'll sign this just to get some form of "freedom" back from the over controlling MA legislatorship. I personally can't stand overly loud exhaust systems, so some kind of decibel rating. however that would need a rating, but that is easy to do.
There is no reason for a front plate... except that's what the cops aim the lasers (it's my understanding it was the police that pushed for the front plates) They will tell you its for identification... which it is, but there is one on the back, and thats enough.
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Adam leblanc
11 years ago
No need for front plates
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Eric Hyde
11 years ago
I strongly support this
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Joe Addario
11 years ago
This is non-sense and why shouldn't this apply to motorcycle.
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Steven Fequiere
11 years ago
I support this petition
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Joseph walker
11 years ago
Also most factory exhausts inhibit better fuel economies because of the reauirements set forth by the DOT. Free flowing exhausts (not full blown no muffler) but better flowing exhaust systems alone promote better mpg at the cost of noise and these set ups of free flowing exhausts can still use factory catalytic converters to still fight emissions.
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Josue eatrada
11 years ago
If we have to pay extra for a green plate in order to not have a front plate let us. Treat it like a vanity plate
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John Barrows
11 years ago
Aftermarket exhausts should not be illegal
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Julio Baez
11 years ago
Hells yeah!!!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Braaap
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Julio Mendez
11 years ago
Lets make a change
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I support opposing the aftermarket exhaust ban mainly because I have been ticketed before for having an aftermarket exhaust even if its silent and the only reason I decided to go aftermarket is because the aftermarket option was a fraction of the cost of the non stainless OEM counterpart. Being a single father of two kids makes my spending budget tight especially when the original exhaust failed because of exposure to salt.
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matt colacchio
11 years ago
Lets get it d.o.n.e.
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Mike Jardin
11 years ago
As someone restoring a older car, I would love to see the state go back to one plate. I also strongly disagree on trying to ban aftermarket exhaust.
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Al
11 years ago
Im all for it. These laws are unfair.
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Nathan Wright
11 years ago
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Mass produced stock exhaust are just that mass produced to save a penny. Why stop people from adding a more efficient system to their cars. Front plate aren't necessary. You already allow green plates to run rear only plates.
I agree we should be aloud to improve our cars with better longer lasting materials such as stainless steel and cops dont pull you over when driving in front of you so front plates are pointless
Third or fourth time I have signed this.
I approve
1 plate=money saved...no brainer
I'll sign this just to get some form of "freedom" back from the over controlling MA legislatorship. I personally can't stand overly loud exhaust systems, so some kind of decibel rating. however that would need a rating, but that is easy to do. There is no reason for a front plate... except that's what the cops aim the lasers (it's my understanding it was the police that pushed for the front plates) They will tell you its for identification... which it is, but there is one on the back, and thats enough.
No need for front plates
I strongly support this
This is non-sense and why shouldn't this apply to motorcycle.
I support this petition
Also most factory exhausts inhibit better fuel economies because of the reauirements set forth by the DOT. Free flowing exhausts (not full blown no muffler) but better flowing exhaust systems alone promote better mpg at the cost of noise and these set ups of free flowing exhausts can still use factory catalytic converters to still fight emissions.
If we have to pay extra for a green plate in order to not have a front plate let us. Treat it like a vanity plate
Aftermarket exhausts should not be illegal
Hells yeah!!!
Braaap
Lets make a change
I support opposing the aftermarket exhaust ban mainly because I have been ticketed before for having an aftermarket exhaust even if its silent and the only reason I decided to go aftermarket is because the aftermarket option was a fraction of the cost of the non stainless OEM counterpart. Being a single father of two kids makes my spending budget tight especially when the original exhaust failed because of exposure to salt.
Lets get it d.o.n.e.
As someone restoring a older car, I would love to see the state go back to one plate. I also strongly disagree on trying to ban aftermarket exhaust.
Im all for it. These laws are unfair.
Mass produced stock exhaust are just that mass produced to save a penny. Why stop people from adding a more efficient system to their cars. Front plate aren't necessary. You already allow green plates to run rear only plates.