But people are retards. Cars would break down and freeze up, cause mass problems in traffic and insurance. People would try "do it yourself" conversion kits and shit like that. Its just a bad picture.Turquoise wrote:
I just figured it was the government overreaching their authority by telling us what we can put in our cars. If it's a pollution issue, I understand, but other than that, doesn't it seem a bit nanny-state-ish?usmarine2 wrote:
I care enough to point out the glaring hypocrisy.Turquoise wrote:
You must care enough to bring it up. Anyway, do you think the law is justified?
I dont know if it is just. I do not know enough about it. I can tell you it aint worth it up north due to the cold. Maybe they have their reasons? They dont want stranded cars all over half the country on a cold day in November?
Fair points... Conversion kits for ethanol and electricity are thankfully still allowed though.
Well ethanol and elec wont freeze........I think.Turquoise wrote:
Fair points... Conversion kits for ethanol and electricity are thankfully still allowed though.
Ethanol will eat away at your seals though. Most people won't realize that and still add it to their car.usmarine2 wrote:
Well ethanol and elec wont freeze........I think.Turquoise wrote:
Fair points... Conversion kits for ethanol and electricity are thankfully still allowed though.
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