If you want to avoid complaints, what should you avoid doing with your snowmobile?

Modifying your exhaust on a snowmobile is often directly linked to noise complaints and environmental regulations. Many areas have specific laws regarding vehicle emissions and noise levels, and an aftermarket exhaust system can significantly increase the sound produced by the snowmobile. This heightened noise can disturb wildlife, neighbors, and other outdoor enthusiasts, leading to complaints against the rider. By keeping the manufacturer's exhaust system intact and compliant, you can ensure a quieter and more environmentally friendly experience while snowmobiling, which helps maintain good relationships with the surrounding community and respects local regulations.

Riding at high speeds, at night, or in groups may also cause some issues, but they are not inherently tied to the same level of complaints as exhaust modifications are. High speeds might raise safety concerns, riding at night could pose visibility challenges, and group riding might create congestion or noise. However, the act of modifying exhaust systems is a more direct cause for complaints due to noise pollution and potential legal implications.