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From: 84 383 XFire Chandler, AZ
Hammerdown - I agree with ya on the 'wretched' vehicles. In AZ we have a thing called a waiver. If you fail you spend XX dollars to bring it in to compliance and if you fail again you get the waiver. So why bother? In my view it is a typical pareto - 20% of the cars cause 80% of the pollution!
He Shin - What's cheap?
He Shin - What's cheap?
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I think how much you drive your car should be taken into account...
My daily driver sees almost 15K miles a year- I have all the emmisions equipment on that and in perfect running shape. I might even be able to pass a CA emmisions test in it
My Vette sees maybe 600 or 700 miles a year, so I see no problem with removing that emmissions on that...
of course many will disagree, but that's my opinion
My daily driver sees almost 15K miles a year- I have all the emmisions equipment on that and in perfect running shape. I might even be able to pass a CA emmisions test in it
My Vette sees maybe 600 or 700 miles a year, so I see no problem with removing that emmissions on that...
of course many will disagree, but that's my opinion
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From: Oregon
Originally Posted by elkabong
Hammerdown - I agree with ya on the 'wretched' vehicles. In AZ we have a thing called a waiver. If you fail you spend XX dollars to bring it in to compliance and if you fail again you get the waiver. So why bother? In my view it is a typical pareto - 20% of the cars cause 80% of the pollution!
He Shin - What's cheap?
He Shin - What's cheap?
