California’s emissions laws: CARB approved aftermarket exhaust exemption
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California’s emissions laws: CARB approved aftermarket exhaust exemption
Powersports Business
Wednesday February 11, 2009 On Jan. 22, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) unanimously approved an exemption requested by aftermarket manufacturers that will allow them to sell exhaust systems legally, which is good news for parts manufacturers and riders who like to express themselves through their bikes. Current California law prevents the modification of any pollution-control system on a motor vehicle that is under warranty, which includes the exhausts of motorcycles with catalytic converters and other emission-control components. California’s emissions laws often serve as a model for the EPA and other states. Read the entire article: California board approves aftermarket exhaust exemption |
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