ixcocoyxi
RS owner
go.
link: http://dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d12/vc27454.html
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hellaflush illegal in cali
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link: http://dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d12/vc27454.html
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TheCrimsonStar
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Just say you're Chinese and it's called Herrafrush. They won't ask questions.
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Samurai_Blue
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Coy, i added the link to your OP.
This actually doesn't surprise me. Its a safety thing. Im sure they wont pull you over for nonsense like this all the time. i mean, look at how many people ride with streached tires. But I can see why this is done. Hell, Dopematic (dillon) debeaded his tire spinning off track. Who knows what will happen if its a 195 streached over a 15x9 wheel. I mean...you can hit a pothole, debead the tire, destroy your rim, possibly flip the car, kill people, and then sue the state for not filling in the pothole. Its just a law for the state to cover its ass over people being dumb, and wanting to sue the state over their own choices.
Its the same for driving on the street with DOT approved radials or R comps. They are legal, in fact once shaved to 2/32" they still have the DOT grooves down the center (Toyo RA1, other tires may have the grooves elsewhere) and you can still get pulled over and get a talking to, because its "unsafe to drive on the street" because you can hit standing water and spin and kill people then sue the city for watering the plants.
Thats my take on it, Its a more realistic approach to it.
This actually doesn't surprise me. Its a safety thing. Im sure they wont pull you over for nonsense like this all the time. i mean, look at how many people ride with streached tires. But I can see why this is done. Hell, Dopematic (dillon) debeaded his tire spinning off track. Who knows what will happen if its a 195 streached over a 15x9 wheel. I mean...you can hit a pothole, debead the tire, destroy your rim, possibly flip the car, kill people, and then sue the state for not filling in the pothole. Its just a law for the state to cover its ass over people being dumb, and wanting to sue the state over their own choices.
Its the same for driving on the street with DOT approved radials or R comps. They are legal, in fact once shaved to 2/32" they still have the DOT grooves down the center (Toyo RA1, other tires may have the grooves elsewhere) and you can still get pulled over and get a talking to, because its "unsafe to drive on the street" because you can hit standing water and spin and kill people then sue the city for watering the plants.
Thats my take on it, Its a more realistic approach to it.
ATEGGY94
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that a good sig.
Samurai_Blue
Yolo Whippin'
Its a good idea, but it also stems from the fact that people dont take responsibility for their actions and look for a scapegoat.
Samurai_Blue
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I think the car must have been asking for it IMO. like stupid low, stupid poke, stupid loud.
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lazeebeast35
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it makes sense, def. a safety issue. My buddies do this and i think its stupid but hey its their car. Good thing about them though its strictly on their show cars only, so it doesn't see the road unless to a car show or occasional meets. I just think its retarded to actually think you can drive on a daily basis with stupid overly stretched tires and think nothing is going to happen. Especially the idiots around my area who do it and try to pick races on the road, lol accident just waiting to happen.