Donalex
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- Don
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There are tons of engine mods that are EPA and CARB compliant.Practically everything engine related would alter emissions. There's also no provision for race cars. That has NOT been law, that's relatively new (which is why RPM is relatively new). CAA would essentially destroy the aftermarket industry, and most of the shit on the books are derived from CARB.
Race cars are for "competition use only" and are not targeted by the EPA.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/13/business/defeat-devices-clean-air-act.html
CARB does offer an automatic exception for racecars, but shops must keep detailed records. Anyone who makes, sells, installs or uses a racing part is liable if that part is illegally used on a public road. CARB has used that rule to sue out-of-state companies that sold defeat devices in California. May 13, 2021