[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

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When you floor it and spot a cop car - DOWNSHIFT This way they don't see your nose dive.....

[Salty Dog]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

When you floor it and spot a cop car - DOWNSHIFT This way they don't see your nose dive.....

Your brake lights don't come on but your car still nose dives.....the cop has likely already seen you anyway.

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Salty Dog

Your brake lights don't come on but your car still nose dives.....the cop has likely already seen you anyway.

But nowhere near as bad as a hard brake.

Waiting on the women driver digs from my buddy Joekerr

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[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

But nowhere near as bad as a hard brake.

Waiting on the women driver digs from my buddy Joekerr

Yes, a downshift that uses engine braking to suddenly slow the car without brake lights to alert the driver behind the woman...while the individual behind the woman is distracted looking at the cop and doesn't notice a sudden slow down of the vehicle ahead....this sounds like a good plan....

Not that it isn't still the individuals fault if he rear ends her...but I like how you've come up with an inventive way of how women can make driving more challenging. Kudos!

Truth be told, I can pretty much twist anything to be a little jab, just to play in your mind a little more, for it is a wonderful place to play.

But I actually agree with you here...a downshift can be useful if driving stick, but it really doesn't scrub off a whole lot of speed, so only useful if you are slightly in excess of the grace zone.

If you are really speeding, throw out the anchor and hope that the cop wasn't doing radar and doesn't have a reading. Or assumes you are really quite sorry and will be a model citizen from now on and doesn't invite you to a little roadside conversation about bad habits acquired and the consequences of such.

[Salty Dog]

My two cents is to just get off the gas when you see the cop, if you're going that fast he's probably already seen you, hard braking, downshifting etc actually draws more attention to you. But what do I know.

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Salty Dog

My two cents is to just get off the gas when you see the cop, if you're going that fast he's probably already seen you, hard braking, downshifting etc actually draws more attention to you. But what do I know.

I was just having fun with Joekerr on his LOL pic. I go over the limit but not to an excess, keep with the flow of traffic, keep right except to pass and blink every single move etc. SO is LEO.

[Salty Dog]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I was just having fun with Joekerr on his LOL pic. I go over the limit but not to an excess, keep with the flow of traffic, keep right except to pass and blink every single move etc. SO is LEO.

I got it.

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Salty Dog

But what do I know.

Well, that's a rather open ended question isn't it? I admire your soul searching though, so head on over to the poli/religion subtopic and I think you'll find a number of members who will be delighted to answer your question in no uncertain terms!

(Caveat - depending on whether you are on their *side* or not)

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

If you are really speeding, throw out the anchor and hope that the cop wasn't doing radar and doesn't have a reading. Or assumes you are really quite sorry and will be a model citizen from now on and doesn't invite you to a little roadside conversation about bad habits acquired and the consequences of such.

Slight hijack from LOL pics...

I got pulled over about 15 years ago, for the first time in 20 years. I was driving home from work, finally broke out of the pack and was approaching a known police on the shoulder zone. I slowed around the bend and there he was. After I was out of his view, I jumped on it only to find another car around the next bend. I pull over, hands on wheel with windows open and engine off. I grabbed my wallet before he got to the car and have it in my lap and tell him I am reaching in the glove box for my insurance and reg. I hand over my insurance, reach for the registration and the freakin plastic cover on the folder containing the registration is literally stuck to it, I can't get it out. So we move to the wallet for the license, which is strategically placed under PBA cards. I'm trying to pull it out and there are PBA cards flying EVERYWHERE but I have yet to get to the license. I finally get it. I'm getting flustered thinking he is losing patience. Now back to the registration. After several minutes, I'm finally able to free the registration. He takes everything and goes to his car. I'm cursing myself that I blew it. All these damn PBA cards and my gift of gab and batting eyelashes and I said NADA.

He comes back a few minutes later and asks if I want to tell my story now about all the PBA cards or if he is going to have to wait for the phone call he will get tomorrow morning. I told him I'm sorry, I haven't been pulled over in 20 years and the whoop whoops made me so nervous I lost my power of speech. He cracked up and proceeded to tell me how to act and what to say in the future when I got pulled over.

It was pretty funny.

Hijack over. You may return to your regularly scheduled programming.

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Yes, a downshift that uses engine braking to suddenly slow the car without brake lights to alert the driver behind the woman...while the individual behind the woman is distracted looking at the cop and doesn't notice a sudden slow down of the vehicle ahead....this sounds like a good plan....

Not that it isn't still the individuals fault if he rear ends her...but I like how you've come up with an inventive way of how women can make driving more challenging. Kudos!

Truth be told, I can pretty much twist anything to be a little jab, just to play in your mind a little more, for it is a wonderful place to play.

But I actually agree with you here...a downshift can be useful if driving stick, but it really doesn't scrub off a whole lot of speed, so only useful if you are slightly in excess of the grace zone.

If you are really speeding, throw out the anchor and hope that the cop wasn't doing radar and doesn't have a reading. Or assumes you are really quite sorry and will be a model citizen from now on and doesn't invite you to a little roadside conversation about bad habits acquired and the consequences of such.

This advise only works on highways with at least 2 lanes of travel in the same direction. Try to stay in the pack, look for a rabbit (someone who is driving as fast as you or a little faster can keep them out in front of you), and have radar detector.


When you see or detect the police are present, try to make the other cars around you look like they are going faster. Most time police are not pay 100% attention to traffic, they set up the radar gun to alert them when someone exceed the speed they want to write a ticket for. When the alert goes off they look up and see which car is most likely speeding. It is usually the one passing other cars. By slowing down enough to make the car next you look like they are passing you the police will focus on them first. This is not 100% but I have done this enough times that there are a number of people walking around with my ticket.


This does not work with Laser since the police focus on a single car to measure the speed verses blasting ever car on the highway with Radar and tying to figure out which car sent back the speed they are seeing on the radar gun.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Salty Dog

My two cents is to just get off the gas when you see the cop, if you're going that fast he's probably already seen you, hard braking, downshifting etc actually draws more attention to you. But what do I know.

Obviously nothing about CaliHP. I was in a pack. We all came over the rise and saw the fine, outstanding officer on the side of the road. I lifted, everyone else's nose dove into the ground. Guess how i know he was such a fine officer? He asked for my autograph

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[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Yes, a downshift that uses engine braking to suddenly slow the car without brake lights to alert the driver behind the woman...while the individual behind the woman is distracted looking at the cop and doesn't notice a sudden slow down of the vehicle ahead....this sounds like a good plan....

Not that it isn't still the individuals fault if he rear ends her...but I like how you've come up with an inventive way of how women can make driving more challenging. Kudos!

Truth be told, I can pretty much twist anything to be a little jab, just to play in your mind a little more, for it is a wonderful place to play.

But I actually agree with you here...a downshift can be useful if driving stick, but it really doesn't scrub off a whole lot of speed, so only useful if you are slightly in excess of the grace zone.

If you are really speeding, throw out the anchor and hope that the cop wasn't doing radar and doesn't have a reading. Or assumes you are really quite sorry and will be a model citizen from now on and doesn't invite you to a little roadside conversation about bad habits acquired and the consequences of such.

Especially if you are trying to "rev match" and completely botch it up!

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Especially if you are trying to "rev match" and completely botch it up!

Or you money shift it. Amirite cmyx6go ?

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by Salty Dog

My two cents is to just get off the gas when you see the cop, if you're going that fast he's probably already seen you, hard braking, downshifting etc actually draws more attention to you. But what do I know.

just fly by him and hope he wasnt paying attention is what i do. or hope youre going too fast and hes like, fuck it, i wont catch up.

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Or you money shift it. Amirite cmyx6go ?

I thought that looked like my transmission on the road in my rear view mirror. You crack me up...