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$25K federal offense…?

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4:06 pm
October 26, 2008


chrisb

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heard that having a EFIE/MAP/MAF is inditable at $25,000 federal offence per occurance in the USA….anyone with legal or law backround let me know…

4:09 pm
October 26, 2008


chrisb

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oh I forgot to mention that the oil companies are really doing a great job making sure that green tech does not cut into thier profits or even get off the ground…100% of hybrid battery patents are owned by Exxon!  Geez, are we are here trying to figure out why ford/GM havent done squat about hybrids…plus if that $25K EFIE law is applicable, then they are really doing their homework in the lobby.

5:42 pm
October 26, 2008


admin

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That's been a law for a while now. You cannot tamper with the emission system in 1984 and up if I'm not mistaken. But people still modify their cars, taking out the catalytic converters and O2 sensors. Please don't tamper with the odometer either that might be also a problem.

Wait until this system becomes more stable and more people start using it, the water price is gonna get more expensive and/or the governmentis gonna make a new law against the hydrogen generators in cars because some silly reason.



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