Okay I saw get a frame puller and pull the frame or use chains and a ratch strap around a tree, and make sure to fix the cross bar in the front please!
First position is rear deck lights, second position is front and rear, and third is siren. If you hit your horn in 3 it should also change the tone of the siren.
Here's a warning from an old dude - this is not a great idea. I did this when I was in HS. Long story short, the cops came to my house, talked to both my parents, made me take the siren out of the car and he took it with him. $180 fine.
@@hicksgarage3448 Yeah, I figure that you guys got a handle on this. I just have personal experience. We used to go following fire trucks through red lights and the whole bit. One of my neighbors had reported me. Turns out the cop had numerous reports on my vehicle, but could never get a good plate number from me. I was not always the smartest kid.
@@dmaskell92No, I committed SEVERAL crimes, lost my car for 2 months which resulted in losing my job at the time. I also faced the wrath of parents that were none to happy to have to speak to the police on my behalf. After speaking with my parents, the officers were happy to let my fuming parents work out the details of further punishment. They took the siren from me as well. I grew up in a time where we still got our azzes beat for going astray. I'm not sure the meaning behind your comment, but I figured I'd give you the details you're probably making up in your mind.
@@TechGorilla1987 I was just thinking $180 was getting off way too easy haha. I'm thinking about adding a few features like this but only using them for car shows. No way I'd have the balls to try that.
Yes not a good idea. They will show up and take it there is way to much police stuff left on that vehicle. And do not drive it. Impersonating a cop is jail time and fines. And you just do not want a mean cop show up. They might convalesce that whole car
