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I need a out of state vin number
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I’m sure we’re all happy you walk on water. FFS it’s a tune…let the guy enjoy life. If it were a post about CA being too hard on aftermarket stuff you’d be all over it. I’m sure you’ve also never ran a stop sign, red light, never speed and uphold 100% of every law you encounter…or are you just “resetting the compass” to fit your fake moral high ground on this one thing?
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As you have added this portion to your post since my initial response, I'll simply say that asking someone to be complicit in one's acts is a different conversation than what you are now adding to this thread.
You're reaching here but I'm sure if you are to keep going we can end up talking about almost anything. Seems a little hypocritical that you are pointing a finger.
You're reaching here but I'm sure if you are to keep going we can end up talking about almost anything. Seems a little hypocritical that you are pointing a finger.
Isn't claiming that someone is standing on a Moral High Ground pointing a finger at someone you believe is pointing a finger hypocrisy? Again you (wrongly) assume too much.
Sure seems like it.
I can as my intent wasn't to chasten, your intent on the other hand according to your responses here is to chasten.
I was just stating a fact. I simply believe that trying to skirt either state or EPA laws or regulations isn't something to be openly discussed on a forum. It's a bummer that California makes it tough to do things with cars, guns and so much more, it's just a fact of life for those who live there.
We've had several threads where people are trying to figure out how they could get Adam to get them a tune in California. This isn't something to be openly discussed and it certainly isn't in ZFG's best interests. Though not an identical situation this thread started out much the same.
My responses were pretty much the same in those posts. Two of those threads were removed. You must have missed those as I didn't see responses similar to these in those threads. I'm not asking you to see things as I do, frankly, I don't care how you see them.
Sure seems like it.
I can as my intent wasn't to chasten, your intent on the other hand according to your responses here is to chasten.
I was just stating a fact. I simply believe that trying to skirt either state or EPA laws or regulations isn't something to be openly discussed on a forum. It's a bummer that California makes it tough to do things with cars, guns and so much more, it's just a fact of life for those who live there.
We've had several threads where people are trying to figure out how they could get Adam to get them a tune in California. This isn't something to be openly discussed and it certainly isn't in ZFG's best interests. Though not an identical situation this thread started out much the same.
My responses were pretty much the same in those posts. Two of those threads were removed. You must have missed those as I didn't see responses similar to these in those threads. I'm not asking you to see things as I do, frankly, I don't care how you see them.
Damn you TMac, ruining a perfectly good smack down by interjecting reason and getting the discussion back on target. Aren't all STs made in Chitown? If so how would FOMOCO know in advance where each one would be shipped. Think Unbroken is right with the out of CA address. Maybe when a vehicle is registered it picks up the initial state of residence. Back in the "old days" vehicles had to have a CA emissions package to be sold there. I think now every vehicle complies with CARB standards.
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With carvana and other online car resellers, they can get your vin just by inputting your plate, maybe whomever the op is buying the tune from is doing the reverse and inputting the vin to find out what state it is registered in, and refusing sale to any vehicle in CA. 
I still would not volunteer my vin to some newbie with only 5 posts, it may be a scam to get vin's to re-vin stolen vehicles.
I still would not volunteer my vin to some newbie with only 5 posts, it may be a scam to get vin's to re-vin stolen vehicles.
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sorry fellas for making this into a fuss short story I order a tune from 5star I was smart enough to use my cousin address in Texas but my credit card billing address is gave it away to them lol so they want proof of registration to ensure it’s not a California car it’s just the tuner watching their own ass I understand lawsuits and all that but man give a guy brake
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With carvana and other online car resellers, they can get your vin just by inputting your plate, maybe whomever the op is buying the tune from is doing the reverse and inputting the vin to find out what state it is registered in, and refusing sale to any vehicle in CA.
I still would not volunteer my vin to some newbie with only 5 posts, it may be a scam to get vin's to re-vin stolen vehicles.
I still would not volunteer my vin to some newbie with only 5 posts, it may be a scam to get vin's to re-vin stolen vehicles.
