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Old 11-15-2012, 08:56 PM
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Old 11-15-2012, 10:12 PM
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Knew that was coming and why I got the delete kit ASAP after warranty was out.

Makes you skeptical of any future updates H&S may be forced to put out by the same gvt. agencies.
 
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Old 11-16-2012, 01:02 AM
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Although this isn't a political forum. Once again government over regulation puts people out of work. Thank goodness I deleted everything already.
 
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Old 11-16-2012, 09:08 AM
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We were talking about this on another thread. There were plenty of "delete" tuners for sale yesterday. Haven't heard anything from spartan but edge quit last year. looks like if you want one you better get one.
 
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Very skeptical of future updates. What if they're forced to remove the DPF Off option and don't disclose it? I've stored all the previous versions on a DVD so I'm good, but lots of people just use the H&S Updater and don't ever backup the files.
 
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Old 11-16-2012, 02:54 PM
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Wow looks like mine fell off at just the right time
 
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Old 11-16-2012, 05:13 PM
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Very skeptical of future updates. What if they're forced to remove the DPF Off option and don't disclose it? I've stored all the previous versions on a DVD so I'm good, but lots of people just use the H&S Updater and don't ever backup the files.
Don't know what H&S might do but Edge is very clear about what the tuners will do now. They omit any mention of delete. I don't think any company would do less.

What I wonder is how they managed to pressure them into shutting down. There is a legit market for tuners to support off road and puller meets as well as farm and oil patch trucks that never see a highway. Interesting.
 
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Don't know what H&S might do but Edge is very clear about what the tuners will do now. They omit any mention of delete. I don't think any company would do less.

What I wonder is how they managed to pressure them into shutting down. There is a legit market for tuners to support off road and puller meets as well as farm and oil patch trucks that never see a highway. Interesting.
It's the EPA. You can't fight the government.
 
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Old 11-16-2012, 06:17 PM
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I am sure a threat of a 5-6 figure daily or per unit fine from the EPA convinced them fairly quick.
 
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farm and oil patch trucks that never see a highway. Interesting.
Farm and oil patch trucks drive on regular roads too.
The only provision I know of, is that with farm plates you can travel XXX miles from you're farm with dyed fuel, after that you get a fine like anyone else.
 
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states are chiming in on this as well - VA recently amended part of the motor vehicle code specifically to address this type of mod. (basically the law states you can't tamper with or alter the emissions system) Luckily for me I deleted mine almost a year before the law was on the books but I won't really know if I'm ok until I go through a state inspection early next year. They don't do the tailpipe "sniffer" on this end of the state but the state inspection checklist does include inspecting emissions related hwde.
 
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Originally Posted by dagren99
states are chiming in on this as well - VA recently amended part of the motor vehicle code specifically to address this type of mod. (basically the law states you can't tamper with or alter the emissions system) Luckily for me I deleted mine almost a year before the law was on the books but I won't really know if I'm ok until I go through a state inspection early next year. They don't do the tailpipe "sniffer" on this end of the state but the state inspection checklist does include inspecting emissions related hwde.
In case you didn't know its been a FEDERAL LAW for qiute some time, states have no say in what you can and can't delete. If your vehicle came with it, its gotta have it.
 
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Thats why it's best left looking stock, like this :









 
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That's not 100% true - CA has had "state specific" emissions regs for quite some time. Because the automakers don't want build 2 types of vehicles they typically comply to the stricter CA regs due to the size of the CA market. Same goes for OR & MA - they have state specific items that have to be complied with but they are nearly identical to the CA regs.

My 00 & 03 250/350 are examples - No CAT, No GPCM but yet our Exc came with both from the factory. Mechanically the only diff btw the 2 is the fact that Exc has a full body which put it in the SUV class which under CA rules req'd emissions controls put a truck body on it and the CAT and GPCM wouldn't be there.

Trucks built for the CA market (mostly ambulance prep 250's/350's & vans + excursions) in the same model year got CATs, GPM's and have a sticker under the hood stating as such.
Until the law was amended in VA all that was required was that you have a functioning exhaust system and that was all. The law is mostly targeted at people gutting the CAT on gassers.
 
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Old 11-18-2012, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by dagren99
That's not 100% true - CA has had "state specific" emissions regs for quite some time. Because the automakers don't want build 2 types of vehicles they typically comply to the stricter CA regs due to the size of the CA market. Same goes for OR & MA - they have state specific items that have to be complied with but they are nearly identical to the CA regs.

My 00 & 03 250/350 are examples - No CAT, No GPCM but yet our Exc came with both from the factory. Mechanically the only diff btw the 2 is the fact that Exc has a full body which put it in the SUV class which under CA rules req'd emissions controls put a truck body on it and the CAT and GPCM wouldn't be there.

Trucks built for the CA market (mostly ambulance prep 250's/350's & vans + excursions) in the same model year got CATs, GPM's and have a sticker under the hood stating as such.
Until the law was amended in VA all that was required was that you have a functioning exhaust system and that was all. The law is mostly targeted at people gutting the CAT on gassers.
im pretty sure at some year ( not sure which) all vehicles are built with CA emmisions. My point was if it came with it it has to stay.

http://answers.google.com/answers/th...id/707080.html
 


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