@@alphataurusii it isn't allowed in United States also, you just swap it back on for Emissions Test or Inspection, depending on your States Laws, and once you pass, just rip it back off again, been doing this for years. It's not illegal, unless you get caught !
@@badass6.0powerstroke10 i think a lot of truck drivers do that in the usa, may i ask why you do it? In Germany, environmental protection is very important, but I don't care.☠🌲☠😄
@@alphataurusii To be honest with you i think most of our Emissions Laws are rediculess, for instance my Turbo Diesel Truck i had since brand new 2006 and because of my gross vehicle weight is just under 10,000 lbs. So i have to get tested through tail pipe every 2 years. So when my truck was mostly stock and had Catalytic Converter and EGR System i would always pass, so then i upgraded Turbo, Injectors, Mildly, and also Deleted the Entire EGR System and Catalytic Converter, i still Pass Emissions Test And My Readings are Lower !!! But this is a Diesel, not sure if gas engines would do same. And over on this side of the Pond the States all have different laws considering Emissions Testing, some Don't even do it, some Will have an inspection instead every couple years. So I've just always thought it was just a money maker for your state. And i do respect the environment, my Truck isn't a smokey mess going down the street.
Dang that’s really clean, you should definitely try to keep that truck as clean as it is. That’s rare around me lol.
I never use it in the winter thanks !
Slick rig fella
Is there any issues with stacks in the rain or snow? I can't imagine all that water going in your exhaust pipe would be good
What size tires are those? And what’s your suspension set up?
285 wranglers and add a leaf in the rear
@@nickdiesel8018 does the exhaust drone bad with the miter cut stacks? Thinking about doing the same on my 01.
Sexy polluter 👍😋, does your truck have a catalytic converter?
What do you think ? With dual stacks, i seriously doubt there's a Catalytic Converter on this Truck.
@@badass6.0powerstroke10 greetings from germany, I'd like to drive also without catalysator, but here in germany it isn 't allowed🙄
@@alphataurusii it isn't allowed in United States also, you just swap it back on for Emissions Test or Inspection, depending on your States Laws, and once you pass, just rip it back off again, been doing this for years. It's not illegal, unless you get caught !
@@badass6.0powerstroke10 i think a lot of truck drivers do that in the usa, may i ask why you do it? In Germany, environmental protection is very important, but I don't care.☠🌲☠😄
@@alphataurusii To be honest with you i think most of our Emissions Laws are rediculess, for instance my Turbo Diesel Truck i had since brand new 2006 and because of my gross vehicle weight is just under 10,000 lbs. So i have to get tested through tail pipe every 2 years. So when my truck was mostly stock and had Catalytic Converter and EGR System i would always pass, so then i upgraded Turbo, Injectors, Mildly, and also Deleted the Entire EGR System and Catalytic Converter, i still Pass Emissions Test And My Readings are Lower !!! But this is a Diesel, not sure if gas engines would do same. And over on this side of the Pond the States all have different laws considering Emissions Testing, some Don't even do it, some Will have an inspection instead every couple years. So I've just always thought it was just a money maker for your state. And i do respect the environment, my Truck isn't a smokey mess going down the street.
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