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07-18-2004 12:36 AM #1
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07-18-2004 02:23 AM #2
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it's not just you, that's why i play it cool in
mostly in the second lane
it gets bad when i'm going home and i hit the vacaville - davis stretch
these mofockas (pardon my french) are getting TRICKY, they park on the on-ramps and eyeball people (possibly radar?)
as soon as they get a hit they floor it and take 'em down
i saw 3 poor guys in a row get milled
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07-18-2004 03:37 PM #3
Gettin' thicker out here, too
I drive between Davis and Sacto every day. It looks like they're a lot more active on that stretch than they were a year ago. And you really have to watch - I had a white CHP Camaro come storming up behind me a couple of weeks ago. I slowed and pulled from the fast lane over to the second lane when I saw him. He pulled up next to me and stayed there for a minute or so before proceeding up the road.
Mike
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07-18-2004 10:10 PM #4
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sigh, hopefully if you do have a run in
it's with CHP or a sac cop
those davis cops are real pricks
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07-19-2004 12:08 AM #5
Still?
About ten years ago, I went to traffic school for a 63-in-a-55 ticket given to me on an empty road (Covell) at two in the morning by a Davis cop. Seemed like half the traffic school was people who were nailed for similar or lesser offenses. Even the guy teaching the class (a CHP sergeant from Martinez) thought it was all totally stupid.
Mike
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07-19-2004 01:04 AM #6
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ROFL some things will never change
but NOW if you look like a little rice racer you're ASKING to be pulled over
the slightest "funny" look and they'll pull you over
hell, if you fart in your car with the window open and they sense it
they'll pull you over
dirty [email protected]@rds
btw they still get people on covell ;]
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07-19-2004 11:58 AM #7
Here in Fresno...
They're all over, but since the 99FWY is more spread out and flat, you can usually spot them. Their newest weapon is plain white Camaros with really thin, clear light bars on top. YOu can't see that they have blue and red until they light up, and the bar is no more than 4" tall.
Funny thing is, I have never gotten nailed in my own car, and my car is red, which stands out like a sore thumb. I got nailed in a rental dark grey Mitsubishi Galant. Go figure.
Be careful out there, guys. Let the ricers get nailed.
Ian
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07-21-2004 07:53 PM #8
Those Camaros
I used to work at a place right next to the CHP Academy's test track in West Sacramento. Most of the time, we'd see the cadets running the Crown Vics around the track with their lights on in lines of four or five - nothing interesting. One day, though, I watched one of those Camaros racing with one of the Mustangs they used to use. Those guys were tearing the track up, nose-to-tail at really high speeds. They were really driving well, too - no sliding, rarely any brake lockup, just carrying a lot of speed through the corners, lap after lap. Finally, there was a whole lot of tire noise at a part of the track I couldn't see and then the Camaro came around without the Mustang.
Mike
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07-25-2004 12:46 AM #9
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Ford=found on road dead.
Mt. Hamilton,San Jose, CA.2003
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My baby
BMW Food for the soul
Kevin Goto
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07-25-2004 11:24 AM #10
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10-22-2004 02:41 PM #11
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10-25-2004 02:43 PM #12
Re: Those Camaros
Sorry i was wrong my bro told me its not 45,000 its around 75,000 and the reason hes got a turbo in his camaro is because he put a grand National motor into his camaro. While drag racing he can hit 10 seconds at 130mph. It was funny one time i was with him at the car wash and these guys in a cobra mustang asked him if he wanted to race and he just laughed and said do you wanna lose? And they asked him what hes got in his car and he went on and on and they didnt believe him so he popped the hood for them and the expression on their faces were so funny and in the end they ended up not wanting to race him.
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10-25-2004 11:43 PM #13
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lmao sweet, although not sweet enough ;]
i was at sac international speedway with some buddies
our jaws dropped at the sight of a late 80's 5 liter mustang
ummmmmm put it this way, it pulled a 7 second flat quarter
we asked each other if that was even possible... but the proof was in front of... more like WAY down at the end of the quarter mile to the right of us hahaha
but 10 seconds is quite beastly
75,000 though.... that's insane!
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