I think we are going to put both the arming button and the solenoid button on the same button so all I have to do is turn it on and floor it.. I have no fear of accidentally turning it on however.. even if someone else did drive my car (I dont let anyone else drive my car) they would have to turn on the hazards, and then floor it, which is a fairly unlikely combo..

 

"do you think he's dumb enough to not notice!?"

Well, I got pulled over with my Turbo Prelude about a year ago. The officer walked to the front of my car and looked at the Intercooler. I thought to my self "Of crap, I am going to get a ticket for having a Turbo!" The officer walked up to me and said " You don't have a front licence plate, I am going to give you a ticket for that." I guess he couldn't tell the Intercooler from radiator. Lucky me.

 

Parking Valets should love what happens when they engage the hazard lights.

 

Uhmmmmm, it's not against the law to have a turbo.

Wesmaster

 

Hmmmm... Maybe it's only in SD.

 

for all that want to chirp their tires the easy way do what i did, which avg wear on them i could chirp 1st-2nd, now that my tires are like slicks(yeah i know i need to change them badly) i can chirp all the time to 3rd!!!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Wesmaster
[B]....................................It's also a good idea to not roll around with a NOS sticker on your car.

 

Good one RT.

Platinum,

I thought there were street legal turbo kits?

 

LOL..i was thinking the same thing. Someone mentioned that if cops pulled you over and noticed the two red buttons. YOu can just tell them it's for the horn. Since it's two buttons, one for nitrous, the other just hook it to the horn. Keep ust posted CJB80, i'm thinking of getting some laughing gas also.

 

My point was, advertising that you have illegal nitrous in your car would be dumb. Dumber than having nitrous buttons on your steering wheel.

Wesmaster