What procedures are required for a self-modified RV to be road-legal?
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Modifications such as changing the body color of an RV, adding bumpers, windshields, installing roof racks, toolboxes, and applying decorative graphics or text on the exterior are generally road-legal. There are three common misconceptions about vehicle modifications: 1. Adding a spoiler: Not all vehicle models are suitable for spoilers. A prominently protruding spoiler increases air resistance, leading to higher fuel consumption. 2. Upsizing rims: Properly modified rims can enhance both the vehicle's aesthetic appeal and performance. However, flatter tires result in poorer shock absorption and significantly reduce driving comfort. 3. Exhaust pipes: Modifying exhaust pipes to improve speed performance, such as installing large-diameter pipes, can make the vehicle sound more powerful but also increases fuel consumption.