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anandpadhye · 6th July 2007, 07:14

Ananth,
I second you.
We should not harm the environment.
In fact we should help our RTOs to gear up and nail down such modded vehicles on Indian roads. Pune and Bangalore have had enogh of air pollution already.
And automakes are spending so much on Euro 4 and 5 requirements and the consumers are being passed on some part of that cost...the so called car enthusiasts that moodify the exhaust for "audible power" should be heavily penalised.

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anandpadhye BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 680	Ananth, I second you. We should not harm the environment. In fact we should help our RTOs to gear up and nail down such modded vehicles on Indian roads. Pune and Bangalore have had enogh of air pollution already. And automakes are spending so much on Euro 4 and 5 requirements and the consumers are being passed on some part of that cost...the so called car enthusiasts that moodify the exhaust for "audible power" should be heavily penalised. __________________ Aerodynamically speaking, a bumble bee should not be able to fly, but it does not know this, so it flies.