[Pontiac]

Friday’s court documents stipulate that David “Heavy D” Sparks, Joshua Stuart, Keaton Hoskins, and “Diesel Dave” Kiley pay $761,451 to the U.S. government with the remaining $90,000 going to Davis County in Utah. The group has already been found guilty of removing particulate filters and exhaust recirculation systems on the cars used for the television program. The only genuine surprise was the sizable fine — as well as some court-appointed rules that will probably make the show less exciting to watch.

The Diesel Brothers first sin is daring to remove government mandated equipment from a government approved product.

Selling the engine with out these mandated parts is a minor act of revolution and this is the greatest sin.

Thou shalt not resist thine government overlords.

[nascarnation]

To me this was like being on the moonshiner tv show and then being “surprised” when a revenue agent buys your product and then arrests you.

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

“The Diesel Brothers first sin is daring to remove government mandated equipment from a government approved product.”

That’s why my mattress still have the tag on them.