tommmyte

Hey guys I'm not sure if this is a repost or not but its a video of police organizing a plan to stop street races. This was in the states and I'm pretty sure it will eventually happen here.

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/2...15a7696714.htm
Enjoy!

Buff4Prez Yo

iTrader: (2)

you or anyone else shouldn't have anything to woory about if you're not street racing and all your stuff is legit.

i'm not worried

LivinLow

With the amount of TCC cars running around i don't think anyone from here should be to worried.....except fuzzy

bbTeg

Omg Crime Prevention In Action!! ---- Tha Police They Are Violating My Rights!!!!!!

1sickda

mark wat u mean legit.? meaning say a swapped motor but the code on the block isnt scratched off. When they trace the number, and find out a)the car is in a junkyard or b) it's in a guy garage not driven for years or c) out of a guys car and he has a new motor in his car. how can they kno its stolen
?" i bought my motor off a guy wit a 92 gsr showcar and he sold the car now with a b18a1 motor in it to some kid. so

Dark-Teg

these cops jus wanna look bad *** in front of the camera....an shes just lookin for a story to tell an like the media always does....shes jus hypin it up
for tv....

93_gsr

man did you see that crasy b18a1 man that guy probley ate every one there. lol

clockwerk

mark, what would you consider legit?

the only thing i've done so far is CAI, exhast, rims (if thats considered a mod)

i've been fairly cautious driving in general, especially because i don't want to create attention to myslef. I'm even considering a silencer (even though that won't completely tone the sound down) but it'l only be temporarily

Frost YO[SMCR]

my car looks stock..im serously thinking of ditching the cai and putting my stock airbox back in

Buff4Prez Yo

iTrader: (2)

the CAI is legal as long as you keep that PCV hose hooked up. messing around with emission controls is a $300+ ticket

clockwerk

Isn't it illegal to have your air filter exposed though?

my CAI is fairly well hooked up btw

bbTeg

No its not, also helps to have one which is CARB certified.

neiler3

LMAO. post of the day.

IntegraJoe

EASY!! they know its stolen b/c the vin would have been reported stolen. I can sell my motor to u and it would run as clean if u got pulled over with it (plus i would give u proof of documents that it was legit). However, if my car got stolen, and u were caught with my motor than u would have some explaining to do

in the end its a slap in the wrist for being caught and labeled a theif.....know one seems to care except for the other guy that u just ripped off

jdmiced

How about if you do an engine swap from one of these used japense stores that write you off a paper receipt so that they can give you a cash deal.
Would that be illegal?

Reza

it's actually illegal, if your motor has bigger displacement than one it came from the factory. your allowed to have even or less though.

esguerra

^not true...because lets say you throw in a h22 in your teg...and you would go for drive clean..you would have to tell the drive clean inspector that your car has a different motor, and he would classify that as a hot rod (either hot rod or something else)

so if you can get your car an emissions test, it shouldn't be illegal..

mksliao

Interesting

mksliao

but what emission standars for hot rod?

IntegraJoe

well tech a cash deal at a place like this is illegal....however, u would assume a place like this would sell u a legit motor anyway. Even if the motor wasnt stolen and u made a cash deal its ok...its common sense that if a cop ran the vin it would come back legit. But of course if he sells u a stolen motor and u find out later its stolen then the shop is liable providing u have a receipt. When buying stuff like this u should always get a receipt....if ur new motor turns out it was stolen and u have nothing to prove that u bought if from a store, than u have some explaining to do to the cops

clockwerk

c.a.r.b certification to my knowledge is only based within california, assuming that every state has their own policy on air quality.

bbTeg

True, however many other jurisdictions recognize CARB certification do to its requirements being the most stringent.