Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

On what planet????????

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Not this one John

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Wow!........Obama's been awesome for the 4x4 crowd too, closed how many thousands of acres of off road land? Course you have to look to find the miniscule reporting on it, go to off road mag and read the news watch...scary stuff.


Not a liberal thing...wow, just...wow...

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Put down the crack pipe and stand away.

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Xxxx

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Is that the logo for "shine"? Maybe that answers it.

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Yeah, and AlGore is a Republican! Dan, your lack of political knowledge is showing! Jim

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Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

Maybe. Liberalism is, after all, a mental disorder......

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

SO the new law Liberalizing of the EPA rules is not LIBERAL !???

Do you know what the terms mean?

D

Re: EPA To Prohibit the Conversion of Street Cars into Race
 

MAYBE all of you should have read the EPA Ruling before speaking.

http://www.roadandtrack.com/motorspo...ctually-means/

People may use EPA-certified motor vehicles for competition, but to protect public health from air pollution, the Clean Air Act has – since its inception – specifically prohibited tampering with or defeating the emission control systems on those vehicles. The proposed regulation that SEMA has commented on does not change this long-standing law, or approach.

Instead, the proposed language in the Heavy-Duty Greenhouse Gas rulemaking simply clarifies the distinction between motor vehicles and nonroad vehicles such as dirt bikes and snowmobiles. Unlike motor vehicles – which include cars, light trucks, and highway motorcycles – nonroad vehicles may, under certain circumstances, be modified for use in competitive events in ways that would otherwise be prohibited by the Clean Air Act.

EPA is now reviewing public comments on this proposal.