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got pulled over tonightand was told to open the bonnet by the cop. He then took photo's of the engine bay and said that my zorst is to loud and to expect a letter in the mail. Has anyone else had this same experience???

Any obvious mods that the police are able to see?

I see a cool-air intake

It's got a NOS-fogger system and a T-4 turbo

I see an A.I.C. controller

It has direct port nitrous injection

Yeah, a stand-alone fuel management system...

well played sir

taken with a proper camera or on his phone?

I see a cool-air intake

It's got a NOS-fogger system and a T-4 turbo

I see an A.I.C. controller

It has direct port nitrous injection

Yeah, a stand-alone fuel management system...

every racer knows it not how you stand by your car its how you race it

i had the same thing, got pulled for doing nothing then the fcukwit, i mean cop took photo's and gave me defects on items that are engineered. its going to court even after i sent a letter to the state dept and contacted the NSW onbudsmen who said "if its engineered i cant see how you recieved a defect".

its all bullshit, you mod your car and go the expensive way so it can be engineered then supercop comes along and all of a sudden a engineers certificate means nothing. NOTHING!!!!!!!!!

now you see why my motto is my motto.

I see a cool-air intake

It's got a NOS-fogger system and a T-4 turbo

I see an A.I.C. controller

It has direct port nitrous injection

Yeah, a stand-alone fuel management system...

Thats a good way to spend 10,000 dollars..

You will definately recieve a letter from the EPA, but your in real trouble if you have mods that are visible in your engine bay, then expect your car to be inspected by an EPA Authorised Officer. That photo isnt for nothing....

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