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[Machinator]

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Do NOT post this crap in THIS forum again.

Follow the guidelines or you will be banned.

 

[Dominick32]

He is not a police officer, he is a poser, plain and simple - and not a very good one. :loser: :loser:

That was my first guess.
But I looked at his location and figured it could very possibly be a legit cop.

 

[Dominick32]

So your saying that you never get on your stang on the street, why would you even want a fast car if you never get on it?

This is the exact question that boggles me. I posted this in another thread but I will bring it in here also:

"Wow, just finished reading this entire thread.

I agree with most of what Lawman is saying except for the one thing he said "take it to the track"

Dont get me wrong, I am no way a street racer and I do maintain safe speeds on public highways. But we own supercharged modular engines FROM THE FACTORY(the terminator guys anyway). Everyone on this website owns some form of performance vehicle that was meant to be driven hard on the street. Every once in a while when there is no one around I will punch my car in 1st, 2nd, and a little of 3rd gear on the street. I would be speeding for a little less than 5 to 10 seconds then shut down back to the legal limits.

If you are an officer of the law and a member of this board I cant seem to tell myself that you never get on your car and speed a little when off duty. As stated before you own a performance vehicle. How do you keep it below 55 mph and never punch it at all on the streets. It doesnt make sense to me. Especially as you are member on this board.

As stated in one of my previous threads I have various members of my family and friends in Local and Federal Officer positions so I am in no way arguing with an officer of the law.

Dom"

 

[ITSTOCK]

Because 120 mph= racetrack only
Racing=racetrack only
No one on the road DOES NOT = no law

Wow, kind of like the cop who ran my brother down (we were doing 45 in a 35) and admitted to travelling over 80mph and since he was a cop, it was okay :rolleyes Kind of ironic that the cop was a MILLION times more dangerous than us, and he was the one making right.