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I was targeted for driving a modified 180B in the late 80's - at the time I thought it was police harrassment. Now I realise it's because I drove like a dickhead.

A realisation that many people on here are yet to come to (eg "summernats targeting modified cars" thread in general).

Cops aren't there to be dream boats to modified car owners. They're there to enforce the road rules WHICH YOU SHOULD KNOW before you start modifying cars. While it's true that if you really wanted to you can find a defect on almost any car, you have to give the police a reason to do so. #1 reason? Driving like a dickhead. #2 reason? Failing the attitude test when they pull you over.

A realisation that many people on here are yet to come to (eg "summernats targeting modified cars" thread in general).

So the people in the ACA video who were randomlly pulled over in the raod block after driving upto it at the speed limit were targetted because of how they drive?

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