[REDS 5.0]

Originally Posted by acmillr Way to introduce yourself, douchebag......

You do understand sarcasm no, dickhead!

[silver99gt]

what kind of law are you wanting to get into future mach1?

[BWAL]

Originally Posted by 06RedfireGT Fl > Ga

FAAILLLLL

Originally Posted by Doc8224 I think you GA/VA people are asking the wrong question, the question of the day is, what defines a motorhome and how can I get my mustang to fit that.

lol i like the way you think doc

[futureMACH1racer]

Originally Posted by silver99gt what kind of law are you wanting to get into future mach1?

Corporate, I want to be the company attorney for my family. They pay the current attorney $200,000 a year just to be on staff. That's my kind of hustle.

[ReverendDexter]

Regarding nitrous being treated like an s/c or t/c, I can see where the law is coming from: super and turbochargers are factory equipment, and can be argued to be increasing the efficiency of the motor for "normal" use. Not so with Nitrous.

And, probable cause as I understand it is only for pulling you over. Once you're pulled over, you have to consent to any search of your vehicle, belongings, or person. Now, they're gonna make it sound like you have to agree, or that by agreeing "they'll go easier", but it's all a bunch of BS. Basically by not agreeing to let them search, they're gonna give you whatever ticket they can for what they pulled you over for (which sucks), but that is probably a lot better than what you'd get for what they might find in the car.

If the officer searches you or your vehicle (now mind you, if stuff is in plain sight, it doesn't count as being searched for) without your consent, that's a 4th ammendment violation, and anything found via that search is illegal for use as evidence.

Most likely they'll also through the case out for violating due process.

[futureMACH1racer]

Originally Posted by ReverendDexter Regarding nitrous being treated like an s/c or t/c, I can see where the law is coming from: super and turbochargers are factory equipment, and can be argued to be increasing the efficiency of the motor for "normal" use. Not so with Nitrous. And, probable cause as I understand it is only for pulling you over. Once you're pulled over, you have to consent to any search of your vehicle, belongings, or person. Now, they're gonna make it sound like you have to agree, or that by agreeing "they'll go easier", but it's all a bunch of BS. Basically by not agreeing to let them search, they're gonna give you whatever ticket they can for what they pulled you over for (which sucks), but that is probably a lot better than what you'd get for what they might find in the car. If the officer searches you or your vehicle (now mind you, if stuff is in plain sight, it doesn't count as being searched for) without your consent, that's a 4th ammendment violation, and anything found via that search is illegal for use as evidence. Most likely they'll also through the case out for violating due process.

+1

[futureMACH1racer]

You just threw down

[silver99gt]

Originally Posted by futureMACH1racer Corporate, I want to be the company attorney for my family. They pay the current attorney $200,000 a year just to be on staff. That's my kind of hustle.

haha no lie there. Im going for the cheap end of it im almost done though im headin towards the state patrol, kind of a family thing. haha i wont be the cop that forgets how i was when i was younger though.

[GreenFaleen]

NC your fine if your bottle is closed and all electronics are in the off position,

but I mean if you have it just unscrew the line from the bottle if you not racing.