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So i got pulled for driving a skyline (i think its like a 1,000,000 demerit point fine) and the F#!KSTICK of a cop has sent me to a DECC inspection (EPA inspection)

the most irritating thing is, i was as polite as and he still gave me all this crap like he has a hate on anyone that drives a skyline.

ive pretty much changed every thing on my car and i also have it engineered believing this will keeep me a $2000 safety bribe from cops .

HOWEVER, as i have just found out, this report means nothing to the DECC (dudes eating C**KS constantly)

so im interested if anyone knows of a way around this inspection or has had one.

i have heard one way but it's a little risk-kay and would like to heard your stories with this issue.

regards COP-H8R

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