Scott en Aztl‡n
I'm evidence to the contrary. My daily driver is 17 years old, and has already had the exhaust replaced once. Eventually, it'll need it again, should I keep it long enough.
The Runaway MFFY 4272Um not quite. At the time you didn't even consider legal bicycling to be something worthy. That's what I didn't like. I could care less about what happens to wrong ways and...
No. I refuse to buy something that costs twice as much as a better system.
Hey, butthole, f*** YOU.
There, I wrote in simple words you can understand.
Here's a big glbutt of clue - I don't give a flying f*** what exhaust you think I should have on my car. I don't give a flying f*** about your busybody sensibilities. and if such a ridiculous law is ever pbutted here, I will a) do whatever the f*** I want and b) fight tooth and nail to have the law changed so other people aren't railroaded into buying overpriced parts for their cars. I *can* afford the replacement parts for my cars, all of them. I just don't see the point in wasting my money when aftermarket parts a) serve the purpose nicely b) often increase power and economy c) last longer, being made of higher quality materials d) when properly selected increase noise only slightly if at all over stock (and noise was the whole point of the law, wasn't it?) and finally e) cost a buttload less.
Let me guess, you live in one of those execrable planned communities where everyone is the same and boring as pooe, and you have a HOA that monitors everything you do, down to the color of your trash bags and the number of dandelions on your apron. Well guess what, there's this concept called FREEDOM and I value it a hell of a lot more than your ticky-tacky suburban sensibilities. Yes, even if it means that I'm apparently supporting the rights of ricers, stupid and annoying as they are.
nate -- replace "fly" with "com" to reply.
