Can Modified Cars Pass Inspection Through Middlemen?
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It is very difficult to pass because the inspections are now very strict. Below is relevant information: Car Modification: Car modification (Car-modification) refers to altering the external appearance, interior styling, and mechanical performance of a manufacturer's original prototype vehicle according to the owner's needs, mainly including body modification and power modification. Misconception: Not all car models are suitable for installing rear spoilers. As a component to enhance body stability, rear spoilers are more suitable for high-displacement models with faster speeds, while installing them on small-displacement models is merely for visual appeal.
Can modified cars pass inspection by using middlemen? That sounds fishy. I've been in the car enthusiast circle for a long time and know some middlemen can help you bypass annual inspections, like modifying exhaust pipes or headlight brightness, but at best it's a temporary fix—if something goes wrong, it's a disaster. A friend of mine had his car's suspension raised by a middleman and it wasn't detected during inspection, but he almost lost control while cornering in the rain. Safety comes first—modifications must meet standards, or you're gambling with your life. Spending a little money at a legitimate repair shop to get things adjusted properly is much safer than taking risks. Remember, middlemen only care about making money and don’t give a damn about hidden dangers or consequences—don’t get scammed and end up living in fear.
