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#22
tulane has it going on,once upon awhile,i got stopped by a cop in a vw,it was in scottsboro al,in the 60,s.we got to talking about the car and he didnt give me a ticket,very cool. he said you dont have to be fast, because the radio is faster.
#31
Originally Posted by k4kas
Least they could have done is take the time to run the lightbar wiring correctly!
Down the side of the windsheild?
Down the side of the windsheild?
#33
I think the last place the XB will be messing with people is the HIGHWAY!
I also think the crown vics the police have are different. At my old job we had a retired police crown vic as our dyno calibration car. It had an aluminum driveshaft, different gear ratio, and different speced engine (cam, etc) Didn't have lights anymore but it still had that stupid searchlight and the puke resistant rear seat.
I also think the crown vics the police have are different. At my old job we had a retired police crown vic as our dyno calibration car. It had an aluminum driveshaft, different gear ratio, and different speced engine (cam, etc) Didn't have lights anymore but it still had that stupid searchlight and the puke resistant rear seat.
#34
Originally Posted by xtremeOrange
It's the slowest law-enforcement vehicle in existance. Duh....
Maybe it's got a supercharger in it?
Remember... you can't out run a Radio.
All they need to do is call ahead and get the real cops to bust your ___.
#35
Remember... you can't out run a Radio.
I was riding with my cousin one day in an 80 something Chevy Nova. We passed an unmarked police car doing about 60 in a 45. My cousin saw the police officer brake and turn around. Fortunately we were coming up on a fork in the road. We darted right which took us out of sight and then took the next right which was just a short distance ahead. From there we zig-zagged through the neighborhood until we came out on another highway and made our way home. The terrain and the situation kept my cousing from getting caught and receiving a ticket. The police radio was useless. Everything happened too quickly.
In the news a couple of months ago a motorcycle was speeding up I-95. The radios were effective because police cars were able to keep track of where the bike was considering they weren't able to keep up with it. I believe the bike ran out of gas or the guy got tired and pulled over. It would have been a simple matter of him getting out of sight and hiding or taking an exit and getting off the interstate and he could have disappeared down back roads. The lack of intelligence got him caught. From what was heard on police scanners they would never have caught him unless he wrecked.
In both of those cases luck played a part because no one was hurt. I just wanted to illustrate that it can be done. Do not do this at home!
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