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Pics of your car please, and since you're new here, a stock FRS (with modified exhaust) just passed his inspection as is, without changing his exhaust. So no, not all modified cars are illegal. How low is your car and how aggressive is the camber? I guess at the time, you didn't know what was happening. But this has nothing to do with speeding or how polite you are to the cop. It's kind of personal... or, personal to car enthusiasts and performance cars. I would love to know more about that stock Porsche story. |
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What a joke. |
Did the officer say that or a tech from VW about an aftermarket exhaust not passing? Because as long as it's under certain decibel levels it will pass. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk |
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The problem I see here is that Cain & Co. has an understanding that anything and EVERYTHING aftermarket warrants a VI... Which obviously isn't the case, is he a rookie?... This needs to be brought to his superior... File a formal complaint and harrassment report to VPD. Q&A will get us no where. |
That's the issue. It's becoming more than just Cain, but Cain & Co. Combined with that video Reggie posted with one officer (who I assume is Cain?) training this other newbie cop. I have doubts this is going to blow over. Spring time come, and you got a whole force of ignorant officers running rampant with a vendetta, eagerly awaiting all the modded cars to come out of storage. Maybe what started all this was a bruised ego, but now you got Cain wondering why the hell didn't he think of this much much sooner? This is fun now, why stop? |
There's probably an agenda to reduce exhaust noises by the VPD. This VI situation just allows them to take advantage of it. But this whole exhaust noise thing is such bull shit. This bus that passes by my house is louder than any car I have. What about these semis too ? What's the DB threshold for these larger vehicles? Do all vehicles have the same threshold ? No shit a v10 lambo would produce louder exhaust notes than a 4 banger civic. |
Cracking down on noisy exhausts might not be that far fetched. During the mayoral elections, some of the parties promised outlawing noisy exhausts especially in the west end area (NPA). I'll have to find the source, but with the recent political changes, I actually wouldn't be surprised if this becomes the new "distracted driving" crackdown |
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If you don't mind, please post a picture of your VI ticket (blacking out your personal info). It is useful to know the exact item that an officer is citing you for. IMO, if that is not correct, it shows the officer doesn't know what he is doing / talking about, and is therefore poorly trained. That gives you grounds to file a complaint on him. You have the officer's name and badge number. If he was spreading mis-information, I recommend you to file a complaint on him as well. According to the MVA, a vehicle can only be too low if: 1) the headlights are too low (lower than 56cm) 2) any part of your vehicle is lower than the lowest part of your wheels 3) the change in suspension height is more than 10cm Now, the CVSE vehicle inspection manual does contain an item under the "Steering" section that requires the (front) tires to have at least 1" or 25mm clearance from the body, fender, or other parts. From an inspection's point of view, a lowered vehicle is more likely going to violate this than any vehicle lowering / suspension ride height / ground clearance clauses that the MVA or CVSE inspection manual would contain. If the traffic officer is citing that your vehicle is too low, I think that could potentially serve as something we can file a complaint on. I will elaborate more on that in a later post. Got some stuff to take care of at home before I can sit down to write properly. (But now I guess I have just given away another tip to Cain & Co. to avoid screwing up.) FailFish Quote:
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https://www.icbc.com/vehicle-registr...kM_9oGyzjUUw0Q Will it gonna be ok if I modified my car like lowered with non oem parts and have it VIed at one of their suggested facilty and got registered? I’m planning to have my car lowered and get a new wheels...... |
Until this whole "VI-apocalypse" quiets down (if it ever), let's make it the best out of it until we can figure this all out (documenting and filing complaint for harassment) - Everyone should download an app called "Waze" and let's report each other where they may be hiding. Basically it's a LIVE "Police spotted" app that allows each user to pin point areas where they are hiding. I know this isn't much, but it's something rather than nothing... BTW make sure your phone is properly mounted or have a passenger operate the phone when doing this otherwise you will get pulled over and probably get more than just a VI... Lol |
We should all get giant dildo shifters, and when Cain approachs your window, just start furiously sucking it while holding your index finger to his face letting him know you need a second. |
There's an article about an opportunity to speak up to our new mayor not sure if he'll have any pull but it's a step forward.... https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/2...yor-vancouver/ |
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if you were on a waitlist with an opthalmologist for a surgery, do you hit up the neighbourhood optometrist and demand a treatment the next day because a 'doctor is a doctor'? health care is your tax dollars too, right? so they should run exactly the way you expect of them? to better benefit society? Quote:
are they targeting enthusiasts? quite likely should there be recourse/an actual mechanism for an appeal/dispute? absolutely is VI outdated? could just be but looking at it objectively, are those VI's not valid? we have learned it doesn't have to conform to the MVA, as long as there's reason to suspect it's not fit for the road, it can be pulled. |
Might as well suspect all of us for illegal street racing/speeding and impound/scrap all of our cars while they are at it. Issuing VIs based on suspicion is just poor practice/training. If you're a cop you should be 100% confident that the car you're issuing a VI to is violating the MVA or w/e. |
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So looking at your take objectively, and as you seem to be playing contrarian, you're advocating for VPD allowing the systematic death of car culture in Vancouver and the outlawing of a multi billion dollar aftermarket industry? What you're saying is that every car that wants to go into Vancouver proper must be completely stock, even though there are wheels out there that meet OEM standards, yet VPD is profiling people based on what wheels are on their cars. If that's the case, then why the fuck does a site like Revscene even exist anymore? |
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Additionally, if it passes, then I would file a complaint to the VPD as well. His comment that any modification is illegal is BS and he should be called out on it. |
looks like people are trying to get rid of their rides now. https://vancouver.craigslist.org/bnc...799134723.html https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...798617664.html https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...801241000.html https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van...778302286.html |
Huh? Modded cars for sale = fear of VI? |
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