"Any new ADRs endorsed by the ATC will, subject to consideration by the Australian
Minister for Transport and Regional Services, be given force in law in Australia by making
them National Standards (ADRs) under section 7 of the Motor Vehicle Standards Act 1989."
........reference...........
Vehicle Standard (Australian Design Rule 83/00 — External
Noise) 2005
Explanatory Statement
Appendix A
2004 Regulation Impact Statement
(ADR83/00 and other standards)
http://www.comlaw.gov.au/ComLaw/Legislation/LegislativeInstrument1.nsf/0/6AB008009ABB6AA8CA2570BA00063460/$file/ADR+83.00+RIS.pdf
Anyway, the Jtune xtreme is 102db measured to EPA requirements..
as it CLEARLY states in your post the ADR's are STANDARDS, to be given force in law, not as law...
sheesh!
Would you be happy with...
"Federal Legislation enforceable in law by the states".....
......sheesh.....talk about getting technical....this ain't no court..
Seems like I had better zip my lip concerning this topic, even though I'm driving a car with the xtreme package fitted, and this thread is titled (Euro)Hondata Update.
"Federal Legislation enforceable in law by the states".....
......sheesh.....talk about getting technical....this ain't no court..
Seems like I had better zip my lip concerning this topic, even though I'm driving a car with the xtreme package fitted, and this thread is titled (Euro)Hondata Update.
Getting way off subject here.............
mate, i am just clarifying the comments you made earlier today,
you are right - this ain't no court, but if you get pinged with a 102dB car - you might be in one (or james will be by implying these meet ADR requirements!!!!)
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