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Thats Bullshit! Both times (last Thursday and Friday) I got pulled over I was doing nothing wrong. On Friday when I got DEFECTED I was doing 65km in a 70km zone. Cop was looking down radar and as soon as I drove past he droped the radar and chased me for what? Driving a GTR? I think so! even the ppl @ VicRoads today were sorry for me. Fair enough if I was doing stupid shit like speeding or what not.  

Rang the cop station also and told of my story and to get some advice, even the copper said bad luck but what do you expect driving a skyline...? They are out to get you.

Then take it to the state ombudsman and lodge a formal complaint.
Thats Bullshit! Both times (last Thursday and Friday) I got pulled over I was doing nothing wrong. On Friday when I got DEFECTED I was doing 65km in a 70km zone. Cop was looking down radar and as soon as I drove past he droped the radar and chased me for what? Driving a GTR? I think so! even the ppl @ VicRoads today were sorry for me. Fair enough if I was doing stupid shit like speeding or what not.  

Rang the cop station also and told of my story and to get some advice, even the copper said bad luck but what do you expect driving a skyline...? They are out to get you.

Did they bend you over and ream you for your T78??

T78:

This ain't my thread... but no.

I also spoke another TMU officer from another station yesterday and I was given alot of usful information. Most interesting was the steering wheel - no one I called could give me a 100% right answer. I was told to ring the Policy & Education / Study line (where the TMU cops learn) I should get a proper ruling. I'm quietly confident that my wheel should be OK since my car was not fitted standard with an airbag. I would take my aftermarket anyday over the standard R32 wheel (that is one ugly and not so safe wheel)

Today I'm geting info from EPA about FMIC/PODS.

Info from Police about steering wheel.

Booking my DB. test at Daalders

Best price tyres I have found so far (z-rated) Falken $260each Nakanag $200each Hankook $245

Linda: Get rid of the BOV & boost controller and KEEP THE CAR. anyone who is 18 and owns a skyline is BLOODY lucky if you ask me - I don't care how they got it!

P-platers / young drivers will always be targets, unfortunately statistics don't lie - younger drivers are more likely to do stupid things or make mistakes on the road. Plus the govt got to make money somehow.

Be rsponsible on the road and you really shouldn't cop much grief - if you do get pulled over its more than likely because of A. The Car and B. The P-Plate, remain calm, be polite and you may be surprised, some of the police out there are actually human :D

Don't let the system get you down, work with it!

My post from another thread, Im double dipping :)

I havent been hassled by the police for months but for the 1st half of last year I got 'randomly' pulled over once a month!

Most of them were cool to talk to - no defects, didnt ask to look under the bonnet except once cause he thought he heard a atmo bov noise [long story]. They only did RBT's and talked a bit about cars in general. I am not a P plater, I don't have a ricey lookin car, I don't drive like a dick on the roads and I am polite to police and only respond if I can say something that won't incriminate myself not that I have done anything wrong :)

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