To tap into this thread - this is quite real. One can just remove a catalytic converter (or have it stolen) and they'd then be "defeating emissions" so this lawsuit seems a bit zealous to me.
Recently saw a post on a diesel truck forum about a CA resident who had legal/registration issues because of an engine swap (post emissions engine into a pre-emissions vehicle) [1]
Am under the impression this particular vehicle would be fine in WA state by comparison.
It's frustrating to see consumer vehicles being so strongly targeted by regulatory shenanigans compared to "private jets" and the like
Recently saw a post on a diesel truck forum about a CA resident who had legal/registration issues because of an engine swap (post emissions engine into a pre-emissions vehicle) [1]
Am under the impression this particular vehicle would be fine in WA state by comparison.
It's frustrating to see consumer vehicles being so strongly targeted by regulatory shenanigans compared to "private jets" and the like
[1] https://www.oilburners.net/threads/california-diesel-convers...