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Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0
That is a good thing. These coal rollers and those in the pops n bangs crowd bring far too much attention to people who want to make reasonable modifications to their vehicles in ways that might actually improve performance and not just to spew soot or noise pollution.
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while i don't disagree that it's a good thing, as the coal rolling stuff was getting out of hand, siccing the full weight of the EPA on them, well, it's like hiroshima'ing the neighborhood bullies block because he took your lunch money and kicked your sister for the past 3 months.
when the FAA took over drone management with the registration of anything that flies, and now the remote id broadcast requirements, it's all but entirely killed off aerial r/c as a hobby.
the local forest preserve has a dedicated flying field. used to be every weekend there was barely enough parking spaces for all the people there, half of which were just there to chew the fat with other similarly-minded individuals.
now that field, if there's 1 car there, it's a busy day.
this is going to be similar. the war path the EPA is on doesn't bode well for any company that's ever sold anything that mods the emissions systems of any vehicle. and how many peoples first mod was a UEL catless header?