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Old 02-09-2012, 01:26 PM   #11
pottery beige
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Default Re: Is it a stupid idea to have a performance car now days?

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Originally Posted by flappist
You really do have to stop watching "Fast and the Furious".

VERY few outrun Police and those who do are almost always known, especially in a small city like Rockvegas.

Do not, for one second, underestimate the skill and passion of Highway Patrol officers. All they do all day every day is observe cars and drivers not because it is their job but because the love every minute of it.

They know far more about you and your car(s) than you realise and if you play up they will remember and sort it later. They also talk to each other a LOT on the radio which is how you get rolled for unlicensed or whatever even though you are in someone else's car and behaving.
yep.. you make it into their top 10 dh list you wont even know youre being watched..
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