Yes, artificial excitement is criminal. It doesn't matter if you bought it. It still distorts the history of the sport.
This thinking is exactly why the rulebook is so screwed up. It has been revised the last 8 years based on commercial availability. (Everything is for sale)
If a nose or roof is available, it's legal.
Rumley device wasn't for sale, so it wasn't allowed to remain legal.
Air shocks are legal because a chassis manufacturer had hundreds of thousands of dollars of inventory on the shelf.
This thinking is exactly why the rulebook is so screwed up. It has been revised the last 8 years based on commercial availability. (Everything is for sale)
If a nose or roof is available, it's legal.
Rumley device wasn't for sale, so it wasn't allowed to remain legal.
Air shocks are legal because a chassis manufacturer had hundreds of thousands of dollars of inventory on the shelf.
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