radar scanners and anti cop stuff?

Mr 5 0 · 05-20-2002, 08:56 AM

particleeffect:

I would recommend the Valentine One radar dectector; it has sensors for both front and rear-facing radar.

http://www.valentine1.com/

Mike Valentine puts his name on it and that also impresses me but no, I don't own this dectector - yet.

You can try to beat the 'photocops' (photo radar) with a license plate cover that makes your plate reflective (and unreadable) to photo radar.

No guarantees as how this actually works but worth as try if you have $40. to spare (per plate).

www.redlineauto.com

Outside of detectors, the only sensible thing you can do is be alert, watch the rear-view a lot, don't speed - much less race - on roads you don't know well and don't weave in and out of traffic, making yourself a target. At 'stoplight races', if you win or lose, don't take it up past 70 mph or so unless you're on a highway - for obvious reasons.

Oh, and welcome to Mustang Works!

05-20-2002, 08:56 AM	#2
Mr 5 0 Conservative Individualist Join Date: May 1997 Location: Wherever I need to be Posts: 7,487	Welcome newbie! particleeffect: I would recommend the Valentine One radar dectector; it has sensors for both front and rear-facing radar. http://www.valentine1.com/ Mike Valentine puts his name on it and that also impresses me but no, I don't own this dectector - yet. You can try to beat the 'photocops' (photo radar) with a license plate cover that makes your plate reflective (and unreadable) to photo radar. No guarantees as how this actually works but worth as try if you have $40. to spare (per plate). www.redlineauto.com Outside of detectors, the only sensible thing you can do is be alert, watch the rear-view a lot, don't speed - much less race - on roads you don't know well and don't weave in and out of traffic, making yourself a target. At 'stoplight races', if you win or lose, don't take it up past 70 mph or so unless you're on a highway - for obvious reasons. Oh, and welcome to Mustang Works!