Recent content by Taj H

I’m sorry for not articulating my question well and for posting it on this website. I have learned my lesson and will think more about my questions before posting. Because this is not an appropriate question for a law forum, should I delete my question to stop people from diverting their time...

Yeah, that makes more sense. Now that I think of it, you could have a bypass system for driving assists too if those turn out to be required for road use.

I was asking this question because I may build a rally car in the future and I am curious as to how rally cars can remain legal. By saying that it explained why I asked the question I meant that the contradicting sources (rally cars are legal and racing harnesses are illegal) led me to ask. I...

https://automodifying.com/are-racing-harnesses-street-legal/ “Are racing harnesses street legal? Sadly, the answer is most likely no. In the United States, racing harnesses have not been approved by the Department of Transportation. Therefore, they’re not street legal. Only the seat belt...

In case my knowledge is not enough to prove it, here is a website that can also prove it. 25 Most Asked Questions about rally cars “16. Can rally cars be street legal? Rally cars are road legal and registered cars, as during the road sections between special stages they need to drive on public...

Rally cars, unlike many other race cars do need to be street legal to drive in between stages.

Rally car - a type of car that competes in rally, a type of motorsport in which the car races over closed stretches of road. Most rallies (wrc is one) have their rules posted online, so you can check those if you want a more detailed description Roll cages, I recently found out are legal, but...

I have heard that rally cars need to be road legal to drive from stage to stage, but how is that possible? They have roll cages, no airbags, no driving assists, racing harnesses and i’m sure there are some other illegal modifications done on the rally car. How are rally cars still road legal...

Thanks for the answers, i wasnt sure if id get arrested going one decibel over lol. Im planning on getting an exhaust that gets up to 75-80 midway up the rpm range when a few feet away from the car so i think it’ll be fine as long as i dont rev it like crazy

I was wondering if the exhaust noise level restrictions (i think its 70 decibels) are when the car is idling or revving, and if you can add an aftermarket exhaust that increases the sound of the car