From at least 2014 to mid-2019, the shop manufactured and sold over 250,000 products to remove or disable emissions controls
Rudy Performance Parts sold over 250,000 products to remove or disable emissions control systems. The company had sold software devices and offered mechanical modifications to customers. Prosecutors say it generated $33 million in revenue while violating the Clean Air Act.
These devices, known as the Mini Maxx, were manufactured by another company and also offered available along with the XRT Pro defeat device, produced by the same firm, referred to as Company A in the suit. After Company A shut up shop and stopped producing these devices, Rudy Performance Parts conspired with others to create imitation devices. Between July 2015 and December 2016, a software technician was employed to convert existing tuners into imitation defeat devices.
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