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bullitt5897 08-18-2009 07:57 AM

I also had tons of complaints about my exhaust as it would set off car alarms going down the road and in the apartment complex.... It could not be avoided trust me :D plus it became more of a game too! if you have had a loud exhaust you know exactly what I am talking about... How many alarms can you set off in a parking deck :D hehehehehe

kannibul 08-18-2009 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by bullitt5897 (Post 155716)
I also had tons of complaints about my exhaust as it would set off car alarms going down the road and in the apartment complex.... It could not be avoided trust me :D plus it became more of a game too! if you have had a loud exhaust you know exactly what I am talking about... How many alarms can you set off in a parking deck :D hehehehehe

It depends on your level of empathy for others - if you're considerate of what time it is...

For example, I play drums semi-professionally. I practice on my own at my house when I'm up to it - and I don't play past 9PM. Noise ordinance only applies to amplified music...and it's a case of "if you're loud enough to cause a complaint, you're too loud" for my city.

Technically, since my drums are not amplified, I could play at 2AM with the windows open and be a real asshat. There's even been times (recording/testing), that I'd really like to...but, I don't.

Same with my bike. The exhaust is loud even at idle, but I make sure I don't run it any longer than I have to, and sure as hell don't rev it outside of 9AM - 9PM.

bullitt5897 08-18-2009 09:40 AM

My complaints came from 7am in the morning when I left for work and 6-9pm when I come home. I coasted through the complex late at night. I wasnt a total jerk...

awesomez 08-18-2009 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by bullitt5897
My complaints came from 7am in the morning when I left for work and 6-9pm when I come home. I coasted through the complex late at night. I wasnt a total jerk...

Doesn't really matter what time, when you are triggering alarms in a residential neighborhood you deserve a ticket.

kannibul 08-18-2009 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by awesomez (Post 156017)
Doesn't really matter what time, when you are triggering alarms in a residential neighborhood you deserve a ticket.

:iagree:

Especially if you're coasting through and still setting them off.

bullitt5897 08-18-2009 01:27 PM

It wasn't setting them off from coasting guys lol that would have been rediculous... It's not so much that the car is loud but the fact that the exhaust tone has a low frequency vibration that sets off shock sensors ;)

DooDooBrown 08-18-2009 01:29 PM

Most places do have noise ordances, however, cops will usually only resort to pulling you over if it is overly loud and disturbing, or will use it as a way to initate the stop (usually if they think it will lead to a drug bust, etc...)

bullitt5897 08-18-2009 02:21 PM

After the whole incident with my arrest I came to find out the cop was a special task force for gang and drug busts... I stood no chance he arrested me on the spot and I wasnt told why I was arrested till after I was booked in jail... that s*t was f'd up. I got everything dropped but I still had to go through all the pains and lawyer fees to fix the problem. Nothing against individual cops but I hate the bastards here in GA we dont play well with each other.

semtex 08-18-2009 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Solus (Post 154436)
The actual ticket was operating an unsafe motor vehicle, because apparently it was so loud i wouldn't be able to hear sirens etc

The logic here is absolute crap. So what if you can't hear sirens? Newsflash -- people who are deaf are allowed to drive. My brother happens to be totally deaf in both ears, and he has a driver's license, his own car, etc. What a total crock. I would love for a cop to give me a ticket based on this logic. I'd tear him a new one in open court.

white92 08-18-2009 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by semtex (Post 156335)
I'd tear him a new one in open court.

I have no opinion on loud exhausts, etc, but this quote is classic.

Modshack 08-18-2009 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by bullitt5897 (Post 155836)
My complaints came from 7am in the morning when I left for work and 6-9pm when I come home. I coasted through the complex late at night. I wasnt a total jerk...

Just a partial part time one??

Alexus 08-18-2009 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by One_Quick_Z (Post 154424)
Just to let everyone know there is no such thing as a "loud Exhaust ticket"

I have asked my aunt on several occasions and she is a lawyer in Chicago area



DAN

Around here they call it "pollution sonore" which translates directly to "sound pollution." It generally encompasses revving your engine, having very loud bass in your car and loud tailpipes. The U.S. equivalent would probably be "distrubing the peace."

bullitt5897 08-18-2009 05:00 PM

I live 10 minutes from work and I leave at 7am and return home depending on the day at 6pm or as late as 9pm. I think that hardly counts as part time lol I get there before my employees and I dont leave till they are all gone. Dang programmers will work all night if they could...

alan93rsa 08-18-2009 05:29 PM

Semtex, who pissed in your wheaties?

semtex 08-18-2009 05:44 PM

No one. I just get a little worked up when I read about police harassment. Or at least what I subjectively perceive to be harassment. ;)


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