I knew it was bound to happen....sigh
 

So i finally got stopped today by the po po :( I was having fun driving the curves of Angeles forest hwy when two patrols in their motorcycles stopped me. At least they didnt see me doing 65 on the curves :D got a fix it ticket for not having the front license plates and tinted windows. They also told me to open the hood, good thing I haven't received my Airaid intake system. He said he could've written me up for the Greddy exhaust as well that would've sucked its only axle back XD

CHiP"S ;)

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why would u get wrote up on the intake and exhaust?

California seems like it sucks!

Because California!

I find it ironic that all the car companies and aftermarket companies seems to use California as their intro and promos site and most of the cool automotive events are held there considering that it has the most restrictions on automobiles in the US (and most of the world).

I have had a couple close calls during my Saturday/Sunday morning drives. The cops must not have been paying attention at the time (thank God).

With those fix it tickets, you don't have to pay anything if you show them that it's fixed right?

Disregard the Police!

wow that sucks i learn something everyday thanks

Because while CA is considered by many as the cradle of American car culture, they really don't like cars and DESPISE any modifications from stock. Needless to say, I have zero inclination to ever go there.

too many rules :thumbdown:

We need a car that goes invisible so you can run away and hide whenever you please.

last time i got a fix it ticket for tinted windows and fixed it I still had to pay $25

That's a hell of a road to drive on. It's like the uber-road of America. That's why it is in so many car commercials.

But the gravel falls make it very dangerous for motorcyclists. A lot of them are never found.

And because California is one of the biggest markets for cars and parts for them. Idk what you guys are talking about, I <3 California (yes, even with all its rules are regulations). To each their own, right?