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I follow the car modding scene and to be honest, in the U.S. there don't seem to be anything preventing this from being street legal. Even in California, someth
by Grazester 5y ago
I follow the car modding scene and to be honest, in the U.S. there don't seem to be anything preventing this from being street legal.
Even in California, something like this being a non-engine mod I don't see it being an issue.
- greyhair 5y agoAgree. If you start messing with the engine, and heaven help you, emission related equipment, you are going to have a long journey, and a lot of bumps along the way. Anything else? Pretty much, have at it.
- 0dyl 5y agoIt's very much the same in Australia. The approval I got from the engineer was due to the following points: 1. The 6 speed came out of a newer generation of the model. 2. My controller has some safety features. 3. My controller emulates factory hydraulic behaviour. Had I implemented something like a transbrake, I would have been in for a very long ride of red tape.