Petition for E85 SMOG EXEMPTION!!!!!!
Dec 13, 2011, 03:46 PM
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Petition for E85 SMOG EXEMPTION!!!!!!
Hey enthusiast there's a Petition for E85 SMOG EXEMPTION!!!! Please sign up to have your cake and eat it too!!!!!!! On https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petition...-smog/XRhzHptF Wish us all luck on this!!! If a moderator could make this a sticky on all the General Topics for all EVO's I would appreciate the help. PS- I stole this from EVO EMPIRE!!! lol 
Dec 13, 2011, 03:55 PM
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Come on guys! This is a win win situation, we wouldn't need to ever pass SMOG!!!! That alone would be awesome!!! Even if your not on E85 now you know you would if that meant you never had to SMOG your EVO again!!! This **** should sell it self!! 
Dec 13, 2011, 04:13 PM
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Thanks guys and you drive 55 too I bet!!
Dec 13, 2011, 07:42 PM
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There's the other thing..........E85 is the equavalant to 105oct. and has been known to put smiles on most enthusiast's faces!!! Thanks whtrice!!
Dec 13, 2011, 08:25 PM
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Hmmm I am kind of on the fence on this... I mean I understand what bluebanana and Boltz are sayin but what about the states that are already don't have any smog regulations like Kansas and Florida?! Plus don't most of us run test pipes or high flow cats anyway except when its time to get smog tests?? Looking at the glass half full it seems that this petition was iniated with the understanding that major modifications would have to be made to cars so they would be able to run this fuel, ergo making them non emission compliant and in so doing for all consumers that elect to undergo said changes in the name of (fill in the blank) they would in the end get a pass yea??? Am I trackin or not so much 
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Its all good! Its amazing that in countries like Brazil, that they have almost become self reliant on alternative fuels!! Most of their vehicles are flex-fuel capable, and use whatevers cheaper!