not to mention if you blew by a cop at 140+ the odds of him one catching up to you are slim to none. Then unless he some how he amazingly got your license plate number in the brief sec you went by him, all you;d have to do is high tail it off the road and hide out somewhere for awhile. That being said unless your going at a speed high enough that he can't possiable catch up to you before you got off the highway ( you probly at 140 or more and him dead still) you;d be screwed.

o and i got a 74/55 one time up here in FFX, im a rebel

 

Though this was the worst car movie ever....... Redline, when that kid blew by the cop in the Black SLR at 200ish the cop looked up and went back to sleep. In my defense I think I turned it off about 2min later.

Top Gear took some cars and wanted to see how fast you had to go not to get caught by a camera. They took an EP3 Type-R at 120 (got it), some Benz I think at 140 (got it) and a Jaguar perhaps? at 165-175 and the camera didn't even take a picture. I'll try to find a link to that vid.

But being polite and nice to the cop, or totally freaked out if you're under 18 is the best way to go if you get caught.

 

It was a TVR going 170+
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JZkCmuAdrWk

 

works for me

 

Smokey Nagata was pulled and jailed for doing 205 in his Supra.

If you dont know Smokey Nagata hes the owner of Top Secret in Japan..

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...arch&plindex=2

 

thanks for the assist dan

 

two points!

 

so do you use a personal vehicle for work? Or did he work on a department vehicle(which I wouldnt think is allowed)?

 

*blasting, "Were not gonna take it!"

 

Personal vehicle for work? No. I can take the car anywhere I choose to get the work done. Dealerships are to high and the parts just don't hold up to the abuse.