Final Tune...???
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I'm glad you seem to be happy with your tune. But I've read a lot of your posts, over the years, so I'm betting the wife already has that frying pan in hand.
I received this email from SEMA re: the NY exhaust law. I don't know it their info is accurate or not but there is a link to more info if you're interested.
FULL DETAILS Fact vs. Fiction: New York Exhaust Noise Law
Last year, the New York legislature passed a bill aiming to crack down on excessively loud vehicles. Unfortunately, vague local news reporting has created confusion amongst enthusiasts about what the law does. With the law taking effect on April 1, the SEMA Action Network (SAN) is here to answer your burning questions.
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The SAN has created a Fact vs. Fiction webpage that seeks to clarify the matter:
https://www.semasan.com/legislative-...n=LegUpdateCTA
I received this email from SEMA re: the NY exhaust law. I don't know it their info is accurate or not but there is a link to more info if you're interested.
FULL DETAILS Fact vs. Fiction: New York Exhaust Noise Law
Last year, the New York legislature passed a bill aiming to crack down on excessively loud vehicles. Unfortunately, vague local news reporting has created confusion amongst enthusiasts about what the law does. With the law taking effect on April 1, the SEMA Action Network (SAN) is here to answer your burning questions.
Want More Information?
The SAN has created a Fact vs. Fiction webpage that seeks to clarify the matter:
https://www.semasan.com/legislative-...n=LegUpdateCTA
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I found this https://dmv.ny.gov/forms/cr79.pdf which is the NYS Motor Vehicle Inspection Regulation from January 2017 (before the new law). If you read page 93 pertaining to motorcycle exhaust systems it says Reject if not equipped with an adequate exhaust system and muffler to prevent excessive noise OR equipped with a replacement exhaust system or components that are not equivalent to the original. I don't see any decibel value.
The senate version of the bill https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S784B also doesn't have a decibel limit. I can't find the actual law as signed.
This info seems to agree with SEMA re: a decibel limit.
The senate version of the bill https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S784B also doesn't have a decibel limit. I can't find the actual law as signed.
This info seems to agree with SEMA re: a decibel limit.
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From: Poolville
I found this https://dmv.ny.gov/forms/cr79.pdf which is the NYS Motor Vehicle Inspection Regulation from January 2017 (before the new law). If you read page 93 pertaining to motorcycle exhaust systems it says Reject if not equipped with an adequate exhaust system and muffler to prevent excessive noise OR equipped with a replacement exhaust system or components that are not equivalent to the original. I don't see any decibel value.
The senate version of the bill https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S784B also doesn't have a decibel limit. I can't find the actual law as signed.
This info seems to agree with SEMA re: a decibel limit.
The senate version of the bill https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2021/S784B also doesn't have a decibel limit. I can't find the actual law as signed.
This info seems to agree with SEMA re: a decibel limit.
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