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And those lift kit are more than probably not legal in Europe. I’m amazed (and a bit jealous) of the amount of customization possible in the US. I understand t
by Arcanum-XIII 3y ago
And those lift kit are more than probably not legal in Europe.
I’m amazed (and a bit jealous) of the amount of customization possible in the US. I understand the need of regulation but… it’s way less fun. More secure though, so, I’m conflicted.
In my country changing the color of the vehicle will trigger a need to recertify the vehicle. For the fucking color.
- falcolas 3y agoGiven some of the absurdities I've seen personally on the road in the Midwest US, I personally wish for EU limitations. And yeah, I'm a boring "old" fogie who drives a Prius. From rolling coal to 2' (.6m) lift kits, to effectively black windows and turn signals, to light bars used offensively against other drivers, reduced diameter dualie road tires with insufficient suspension support for all that torque... and that's just pickups. Yeah. The roads are perhaps not the place for this kind of weaponized "fun".
- maerF0x0 3y agoalso these kinds of wheel modifications/styles which essentially turn them into meat grinders https://www.reddit.com/r/Austin/comments/8rjfu4/wheel_spikes_how_is_this_legal/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Austin/comments/8rjfu4/wheel_spikes...
- baz00 3y agoWhat absolute fucktard thinks that's a good look?!?!?!
- Sohcahtoa82 3y ago"How is this legal?" It's not. But the law is only as strong as its enforcement.
- barbazoo 3y agoI don't think many people care if these adjustments are legal simply because there is no enforcement. Here in BC, tinting your windshield or front side windows is illegal, tons of people do it anyway. You're supposed to have a license plate in the front, lots of folks here don't do that either. No one cares because police doesn't enforce any of the rules.