Page 2 of 2 FirstFirst 12
Results 41 to 52 of 52

Thread: Biker on 400

  1. #41
    Senior Member | IA Veteran
    Join Date
    Jul 2007
    Location
    Not on IA Anymore !!!!!
    Posts
    17,879
    Rep Power
    0

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by gtrmonkey
    You know the irony between the cops think there chargers are fast is quite humorous. You want to know why, The Cop chargers weight on avg above 1000lbs over the stock Charger. And the only mod they have is a chip tune. So it really slower than a stock charger. Which is pretty fucking slow. Another think cops only take a 3 day drving course according to motor trend which is no where near the instruction cailbare of one pro track day. Personally I think America need to revalute there law enforcement. Frist off Your giving somebody without a college education more power then leaders of our country. Then you your giving them a 3 day driver course and expect them to have better judgement then our people on the road. Come on give me a fuckin break.
    fast we are not racing 1/4 miles times, they can hit 160-170 mph so as long as they can see you they can catch you

    I owned a charger R/T with lots of upgrades an they can run !
    85+ they are sick

  2. #42
    Back in the EJ1 Grimm Reeper's Avatar
    Join Date
    Jun 2006
    Location
    Southside
    Posts
    9,679
    Rep Power
    34

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by Tech5
    Its not the helicopter your trying to run from Its that camara that ZOOMS in 5 miles with ease that catchs chase you down until you give up!

    They can just tell everyone where your going an plan blocks, etc until they catch you
    Man you already know to head to ATL


    Paintless Dent Removal Technician
    Condemnant quod non intellegunt

  3. #43
    Turbo-Wired
    Join Date
    Dec 2007
    Location
    East Cobb
    Age
    39
    Posts
    825
    Rep Power
    19

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by UpSideDownDesi
    they should back of, and put a chopper on him. Not only the biker trying outrun the cops and risking his own life, but at the same time putting others are very high risk.

    May be stay hot on his tail if it's late hours of nite and no-to very light traffic. Makes no sense on a busy afternoon.

    Why does it make more sense when it's late hours? Police should never, EVER pursue in that manner under ANY conditions. The problem lately has been that the police pursue for things that aren't even worth pursuing over. For example, drunk driving tickets. Wow, what a bright idea, stop someone for drunk driving then pursue them for 10 minutes at high speeds. Why not just radio back the tag number and follow them at a distance to see where they go and pray you don't end up finding them plowed into someone else. Chasing at high speeds just gets people killed over and over again. Makes me want to vomit every time I meet a cop who insists on telling me why it's a good idea for the police to even have V8's. Or V6's. Or Automatics. Why they don't get four-cylinder diesel sipper manuals is beyond me. A car similar to a diesel Jetta could do everything the police needed and then some, and be quick enough to pursue if god forbid some kind of Brian Nichols incident were to happen. Ironically, even when that shit does happen the system is so flawed lately that criminal justice is a joke.


    Edit: And while a police charger might ~in theory~ be able to hit 160/170 or be able to do that on a wide open straight track, no cop I've ever met would be able to handle that car at those speeds on any road with any imperfections, twists and turns or traffic. Not a car that sized with the shitty heavy-duty long-life tires they put on there. Get real.

  4. #44
    Senior Member | IA Veteran quickdodgeŽ's Avatar
    Join Date
    Sep 2001
    Location
    In your soul
    Age
    55
    Posts
    71,805
    Rep Power
    129

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaiser
    Police should never, EVER pursue in that manner under ANY conditions.
    You're kidding right? Hail yeah, if conditions exist, the cops SHOULD chase down someone until they either stop or crash into someTHING and maybe extinguish themselves. Who cares about the offender? Later, QD.
    FOR MORE INFO, CLICK THE PIC!!!


  5. #45
    Lil' ol SmackedInATL's Avatar
    Join Date
    Sep 2007
    Location
    Douglasville
    Posts
    2,758
    Rep Power
    22

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
    You're kidding right? Hail yeah, if conditions exist, the cops SHOULD chase down someone until they either stop or crash into someTHING and maybe extinguish themselves. Who cares about the offender? Later, QD.
    Who cares about the people on 400 that day just driving to finish Christmas shopping so they could go home to their families? Damn dude.

  6. #46
    Senior Member | IA Veteran quickdodgeŽ's Avatar
    Join Date
    Sep 2001
    Location
    In your soul
    Age
    55
    Posts
    71,805
    Rep Power
    129

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by SmackedInATL
    Who cares about the people on 400 that day just driving to finish Christmas shopping so they could go home to their families? Damn dude.
    Hey, idiot. Re-read my post and see if you can spot the couple of key words I purposely included to make my statement stand more firm than a 19 year old virgin in a brothel. Later, QD.
    FOR MORE INFO, CLICK THE PIC!!!


  7. #47

    Default

    I agree, they can't just not chase anyone going over 100mph. If that was the case everyone on a bike would just run over 100 on the interstate all the time. I doubt the Charger was actually pursuing the evading motorcycles, more like following to pick up the remaining pieces. Most of the time the motorcyclist is going to crash out anyways. It most instances the crashing bike only takes its self out. Hell my bike will only run 120, but Chargers can't go off road very well

  8. #48
    Turbo-Wired
    Join Date
    Dec 2007
    Location
    East Cobb
    Age
    39
    Posts
    825
    Rep Power
    19

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
    Hey, idiot. Re-read my post and see if you can spot the couple of key words I purposely included to make my statement stand more firm than a 19 year old virgin in a brothel. Later, QD.
    I read your post QD, and I'd LOVE to agree with you. I'm NOT a big fan of the idea of people being able to evade the police. The problem comes from the fact that police officers are as human as we are, and could MISjudge conditions. This leads to pursuits where the conditions ARE dangerous and INNOCENT people endangered (Hurt, often killed, what you don't see on 'Cops') all because of a cowboy cop who starts chasing after someone flees from a 10 over ticket. They already have the liscense plate, they know the general area, and have full rights now that someone's evaded to get a search warrant of the person's home. There's 100% better ways to deal with the situation than high speed chases using these ridiculous gas-hogging smog-emitting emissions-exempt hunk of domestic crap. A turbo-diesel Jetta will easily get up to the speeds of most pursuits and allow a cop to reach a scene VERY quickly. It's also at least as stable at high speeds than the significantly heavier crown vic and charger are.

    Do I think a zero-pursuit policy is a PERFECT solution? No, but it CERTAINLY endangers far less people than the current ones. There's some psychotic idea here when it comes to Japan that people do whatever they want and get away with it because the police can't pursue. No. The police stop pursuit and head to where you live and tell your neighbors. Your neighbors are then going to call up the local police officer (Who they know because he drops by usually once a week to chat) and tell them they saw you. Bam, cop shows up at your house to have a few words with you. As far as enforcement on the streets, they have a very different perception than we do. Wait until you're found at-fault for causing an accident with injuries in Japan. You think that's a big deal here, you haven't seen anything yet. You simply cannot compare two totally alien and seperate cultures, so let's simply leave Japan out of this and talk about AMERICA, AMERICAN COPS, AMERICAN LAW, and AMERICAN DRIVERS if we're going to have any kind of USEFUL conversation at all.

    Otherwise feel free to continue with the regular business of the Lounge.

  9. #49
    20valves of fury DeutscheBAG!'s Avatar
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Chambodia-
    Age
    44
    Posts
    4,498
    Rep Power
    29

    Default

    imagine the attitudes if they drove this

  10. #50
    MainstreamPeformance SL33P3R's Avatar
    Join Date
    Mar 2006
    Age
    35
    Posts
    4,781
    Rep Power
    25

    Default

    Or the z06 in the background...
    Lexus GS300

  11. #51
    I'm a motherfucker! Evil Goat's Avatar
    Join Date
    Oct 2005
    Location
    JJSPEC Racing
    Age
    43
    Posts
    8,038
    Rep Power
    47

    Default

    you cant outrun the radio...get the tag #....end of story
    -2001 Lexus IS300
    -2004 Pontiac GTO - 530hp/625ft lbs - 10.62@130mph - Sold!

    Quote Originally Posted by Echonova View Post
    I got five on it, that if this guy ever does meet Evil Goat he shits his pants and says nothing.

  12. #52
    livin again collins's Avatar
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    chillin in the sloooo gtoooo
    Age
    41
    Posts
    16,604
    Rep Power
    43

    Default

    jeez, i'd hate to see the repair bill of the ctsv or z06 after an attempted pit maneuver...

Page 2 of 2 FirstFirst 12

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •  
About us
ImportAtlanta is a community of gearheads and car enthusiasts. It does not matter what kind of car or bike you drive, IA is an open community for any gearhead. Whether you're looking for advice on a performance build or posting your wheels for sale, you're welcome here!
Announcement
Welcome back to ImportAtlanta. We are currently undergoing many changes, so please report any issues you encounter with the site using the 'Contact Us' button below. Thank you!