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License Plate Renewal
01-30-2008, 06:14 PM
#44
I'm Miserable!
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MS=PWN lol, im looking for a custom plate to, dont know what to get yet. But once you have one your plated, everyone knows it so easily, and you cant do stupid ****. Its easier to remember a name instead of numbers but i shall see.
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02-01-2008, 11:31 AM
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Boost Pope
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Yeah, that, plus the "drifting is not a crime" sticker probably aren't the first things you want a LEO to see as he comes sauntering up to your window.
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I'm really a big fan of the stealth look. From 20 feet away, my car looks pretty damn stock. It only sits about 1.5" lower than normal, the wheels are 15" and non-chromed, there's no fancy bodywork apart from a set of TSIs (that are painted to match the car), no stickers, no rollbar, etc. The A-pillar gauge pod is really the only thing that gives it away. Well, that and the tablet PC that's currently mounted in front of the radio...
My thinking is that not only do you draw less attention from the police this way, but there is less temptation on the part of every kid in a Mustang / Integra / Supra / Camaro / etc to try and engage you in an unlawful exhibition of speed. If I really want to race somebody at a stoplight I'll let them know.
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I'm really a big fan of the stealth look. From 20 feet away, my car looks pretty damn stock. It only sits about 1.5" lower than normal, the wheels are 15" and non-chromed, there's no fancy bodywork apart from a set of TSIs (that are painted to match the car), no stickers, no rollbar, etc. The A-pillar gauge pod is really the only thing that gives it away. Well, that and the tablet PC that's currently mounted in front of the radio...
My thinking is that not only do you draw less attention from the police this way, but there is less temptation on the part of every kid in a Mustang / Integra / Supra / Camaro / etc to try and engage you in an unlawful exhibition of speed. If I really want to race somebody at a stoplight I'll let them know.
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02-01-2008, 11:58 AM
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Yeah, that, plus the "drifting is not a crime" sticker probably aren't the first things you want a LEO to see as he comes sauntering up to your window.
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I'm really a big fan of the stealth look. From 20 feet away, my car looks pretty damn stock. It only sits about 1.5" lower than normal, the wheels are 15" and non-chromed, there's no fancy bodywork apart from a set of TSIs (that are painted to match the car), no stickers, no rollbar, etc. The A-pillar gauge pod is really the only thing that gives it away. Well, that and the tablet PC that's currently mounted in front of the radio...
My thinking is that not only do you draw less attention from the police this way, but there is less temptation on the part of every kid in a Mustang / Integra / Supra / Camaro / etc to try and engage you in an unlawful exhibition of speed. If I really want to race somebody at a stoplight I'll let them know.
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I'm really a big fan of the stealth look. From 20 feet away, my car looks pretty damn stock. It only sits about 1.5" lower than normal, the wheels are 15" and non-chromed, there's no fancy bodywork apart from a set of TSIs (that are painted to match the car), no stickers, no rollbar, etc. The A-pillar gauge pod is really the only thing that gives it away. Well, that and the tablet PC that's currently mounted in front of the radio...
My thinking is that not only do you draw less attention from the police this way, but there is less temptation on the part of every kid in a Mustang / Integra / Supra / Camaro / etc to try and engage you in an unlawful exhibition of speed. If I really want to race somebody at a stoplight I'll let them know.
I drove around for over a year with the Mazda Heritage colors on my car, never got in trouble. Go figure 2 weeks after i take everything off and clean the car up, i get harassed for not yielding while making a right turn on a green light.
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