Why I hate my new Jaguar F type R
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Why I hate my new Jaguar F type R
Every time I get into my new car I want to drive it extremely hard and listen to the engine roar. I love sliding the car sideways and driving like a mad man in the right situations. Deff not putting other peoples lives at risk.
What I hate about this car is driving it slow. Its a constant battle of not wanting to get a ticket and not caring. The car is just to much fun to drive and I know my time is numbered until I see those lights pulling me over for speeding.
Hopefully the newness wears off and I can get back to driving normally but for right now its just to much fun.
Just got the wheels done.
What I hate about this car is driving it slow. Its a constant battle of not wanting to get a ticket and not caring. The car is just to much fun to drive and I know my time is numbered until I see those lights pulling me over for speeding.
Hopefully the newness wears off and I can get back to driving normally but for right now its just to much fun.
Just got the wheels done.
Last edited by santacruzmg; 01-15-2016 at 05:31 PM.
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Every time I get into my new car I want to drive it extremely hard and listen to the engine roar. I love sliding the car sideways and driving like a mad man in the right situations. Deff not putting other peoples lives are risk.
What I hate about this car is driving it slow. Its a constant battle of not wanting to get a ticket and not caring. The car is just to much fun to drive and I know my time is numbered until I see those lights pulling me over for speeding.
Hopefully the newness wears off and I can get back to driving normally but for right now its just to much fun.
What I hate about this car is driving it slow. Its a constant battle of not wanting to get a ticket and not caring. The car is just to much fun to drive and I know my time is numbered until I see those lights pulling me over for speeding.
Hopefully the newness wears off and I can get back to driving normally but for right now its just to much fun.
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First, you should get laser jammers. No worry about tickets when they can't tell how fast you are going! I just had AL Priority Quints installed on mine.
Next, can you post more pics of your wheels and of your car with the wheels. I'm seriously considering doing the same with my wheels but can't quite pull the trigger yet.
Next, can you post more pics of your wheels and of your car with the wheels. I'm seriously considering doing the same with my wheels but can't quite pull the trigger yet.
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I've gone by cops at 120 mph before who were shooting me with their lasers and haven't been pulled over.
Besides, I'm not advocating that people go that fast on public roads, but I regularly cruise significantly above the speed limit. When I get hit the process goes like this:
Laser jammer starts alerting,
Cop's lights go on (sometimes)
I slow to the speed limit quickly
Turn off jammer.
Cop's lights go off as they get a speed near the limit and they think their gun just malfunctioned.
Keep in mind the vast majority of times you get hit by a laser the cop is quite far away and so can only estimate your speed, which I've never seen hold up in court.
I mean, if the cop really really wanted to I'm sure he could follow me until he could prove I broke SOME traffic law, or pull me over and smash a tail-light or something, but in general cops don't know what jammers are, they just think their gun malfunctioned, so there's no reason to mess with me.
Last edited by LobsterClaws; 01-15-2016 at 05:58 PM.
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PolkNole (01-16-2016)
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Illegal yes, but I still know a lot of people that run them up there. If I were there and going to drive a car like this I'd probably run them anyway. Especially since most cops have no idea what they are.
It's also not clear what the penalty for having them is. The forums seem to speculate that it depends on the number of emitters you have as to whether it's an equipment violation or a misdemeanor. The equipment violation is likely well worth it. I saw that they speculate though, because of all the people posting reports from California, not one that I found on a quick search has actually had a cop take issue with them.
Alternately, seems like California has lots of ways to deal with tickets. Trial by declaration, online traffic school, etc. Might be easier just to deal with the tickets or have a decent lawyer.
It's also not clear what the penalty for having them is. The forums seem to speculate that it depends on the number of emitters you have as to whether it's an equipment violation or a misdemeanor. The equipment violation is likely well worth it. I saw that they speculate though, because of all the people posting reports from California, not one that I found on a quick search has actually had a cop take issue with them.
Alternately, seems like California has lots of ways to deal with tickets. Trial by declaration, online traffic school, etc. Might be easier just to deal with the tickets or have a decent lawyer.
Last edited by LobsterClaws; 01-15-2016 at 06:11 PM.
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First, you should get laser jammers. No worry about tickets when they can't tell how fast you are going! I just had AL Priority Quints installed on mine.
Next, can you post more pics of your wheels and of your car with the wheels. I'm seriously considering doing the same with my wheels but can't quite pull the trigger yet.
Next, can you post more pics of your wheels and of your car with the wheels. I'm seriously considering doing the same with my wheels but can't quite pull the trigger yet.
#11
A radar detector is good, but insufficient since the majority of encounters with traffic cops now are using laser.
#12
Depends on the jurisdiction, what the cop is willing to do, etc. They can't prove too fast for conditions or exhibition of speed if they can't prove how fast you were going. I'm not aware of anyone who's gotten those kinds of tickets when they weren't racing or doing something else ridiculous.
I've gone by cops at 120 mph before who were shooting me with their lasers and haven't been pulled over.
Besides, I'm not advocating that people go that fast on public roads, but I regularly cruise significantly above the speed limit. When I get hit the process goes like this:
Laser jammer starts alerting,
Cop's lights go on (sometimes)
I slow to the speed limit quickly
Turn off jammer.
Cop's lights go off as they get a speed near the limit and they think their gun just malfunctioned.
Keep in mind the vast majority of times you get hit by a laser the cop is quite far away and so can only estimate your speed, which I've never seen hold up in court.
I mean, if the cop really really wanted to I'm sure he could follow me until he could prove I broke SOME traffic law, or pull me over and smash a tail-light or something, but in general cops don't know what jammers are, they just think their gun malfunctioned, so there's no reason to mess with me.
I've gone by cops at 120 mph before who were shooting me with their lasers and haven't been pulled over.
Besides, I'm not advocating that people go that fast on public roads, but I regularly cruise significantly above the speed limit. When I get hit the process goes like this:
Laser jammer starts alerting,
Cop's lights go on (sometimes)
I slow to the speed limit quickly
Turn off jammer.
Cop's lights go off as they get a speed near the limit and they think their gun just malfunctioned.
Keep in mind the vast majority of times you get hit by a laser the cop is quite far away and so can only estimate your speed, which I've never seen hold up in court.
I mean, if the cop really really wanted to I'm sure he could follow me until he could prove I broke SOME traffic law, or pull me over and smash a tail-light or something, but in general cops don't know what jammers are, they just think their gun malfunctioned, so there's no reason to mess with me.
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I understand why speed limits are there, but honestly California traffic laws suck man. TBH 65 on the freeway is preety damn slow. Most low end cars can handle speeds much higher and just as safe. I know some people who got pulled over in some exotic cars for going 5 over the speed limit. I understand public safety but when you have an exotic car its hard not to hit the gas once in a while and these cars are so fast that just a quick redline will get you over 100 mph, but it is what it is. It's worth getting a radar detector. I myself would never get a jammer.
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No not worried about peeling they are powder coated. If chip or peel ever I'll just get them done again. It was 125 a wheel.
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