Does Modifying and Removing Interior Affect the Car?
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Modifying the interior will affect the vehicle's annual inspection. Interior modifications: Mainly involve modifications to the vehicle's electrical systems, such as installing multimedia or upgrading the stereo. However, modifications that alter the vehicle's technical parameters—such as changing the intake and exhaust systems, widening the body, lowering the suspension, modifying braking components, or blindly upgrading high-beam headlights—are not legal under regulations. Precautions for vehicle performance modifications: Converting a single exhaust to a dual exhaust is not allowed, as it may alter engine parameters. Brake calipers can be modified, as this upgrade can improve the vehicle's braking performance. Currently, domestic traffic police are relatively lenient toward modifications that enhance braking performance. Replacing or reinforcing chassis suspension components is permissible, as it can improve the vehicle's handling and stability.