Exhaust Stickers - Update

Ok, so I got my exhaust sticker, and I shopped around for stamping.

Oh, and I gave up on getting it noise tested, 'cause the cost wasn't worth
it.

Couldn't find anywhere that would do it. Lots of machine shops had stamps,
but nothing like close to the size I wanted.

So I got it engraved, by some engraving dude at Parramatta Westfields (Mr
Minit). He did a VERY good job.

So, total cost to get "compliant".

$20 for the Can Kit
$30 for engraving.

1/4 of a fine, so I figure it's worth it.

--
James Mayfield
"Insert witty comment here."

mmm...

then the fine would be
Fraud: make/use false instrument
they will throw on the noise compliance thingy as well..

now from a ticket to a court appearance

not that 98% of coppers actually know what noise limit's are... I doubt they
would even know about the sticker either...

then again the RTA shake and baker dudes know... there the ones you gota
watch out for...

Cheers
Nathan
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"James Mayfield" wrote in message

 > Ok, so I got my exhaust sticker, and I shopped around for stamping.
 >
 > Oh, and I gave up on getting it noise tested, 'cause the cost wasn't worth
 > it.
 >
 > Couldn't find anywhere that would do it. Lots of machine shops had stamps,
 > but nothing like close to the size I wanted.
 >
 > So I got it engraved, by some engraving dude at Parramatta Westfields (Mr
 > Minit). He did a VERY good job.
 >
 > So, total cost to get "compliant".
 >
 > $20 for the Can Kit
 > $30 for engraving.
 >
 > 1/4 of a fine, so I figure it's worth it.
 >
 > --
 > James Mayfield
 > "Insert witty comment here."
 >
 >
 >
 >