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If you did all that, then why are you asking a bunch of people on the general FRS forum for advice? It's faster if you used the Canada section, or just find out tomorrow by calling perhaps the local police station for info?
I've gotten into plenty of "trouble" before with modified parts on my car(s), and I have never found it alarming to get a ticket for a modified car. Yes, the reason(s) may be bullshit to you, but to the officer they are enforcing the law as they are trained.
Maybe it's a case of the officer reading the law incorrectly, but (from what I can see) the laws in Montreal prohibit street use of an aftermarket exhaust if it's louder than stock, and last time I checked, Greddy makes no exhaust that is same decibel (or lower) than factory.
In any case, if you want to feed the trolls next time, you can reply to their posts. If I were you I'd just ignore the post and flag it to a moderator if it really offends you. It's not hard. But by resorting to calling someone a d-bag just because that person made fun of your typo (calling an officer retarded is not exactly a good way to be level-headed about this) this isn't helping you at all.
In any case, good luck. At least here in California (completely unrelated) exhausts can be no louder than 95db measured to a SAE standard.
-alex
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