Best Radar Detector
Drifting
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 1,658
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From: NJ
You could always save the $400 cost of the V1 and not speed. 
If interstate tickets are the issue spend that on a bearcat and/or handheld CB. Speed on while the bear checks roll in. Even with V1's and 9500's lining your windows front and rear won't save you from hidden instant on, a stopwatch or that unmarked camry pacing you. Until the points roll off your record "+9 is fine"
If interstate tickets are the issue spend that on a bearcat and/or handheld CB. Speed on while the bear checks roll in. Even with V1's and 9500's lining your windows front and rear won't save you from hidden instant on, a stopwatch or that unmarked camry pacing you. Until the points roll off your record "+9 is fine"
Thread Starter
Intermediate
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 34
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From: Arlington Heights Illinois
Not to add fuel to a fire but I did do a search on the subject before posting. Most of the responses were old. Some as far back as 2002. with technology changing at light speed a couple of years makes a huge difference in what is out there. I doubt anybody on this site is sitting in front of a 6 or 7 year old computer. I guess the bottom line is if you don't want to post a reply to a question...don't
Instructor
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 200
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From: Murfreesboro TN
They make racetracks for that, right?
If you must have a bleepy box on your visor buy a V1 or a 9500. The 9500 has some neat features (GPS) but is slightly less sensitive. Neither one will prevent you from getting a ticket.
If you must have a bleepy box on your visor buy a V1 or a 9500. The 9500 has some neat features (GPS) but is slightly less sensitive. Neither one will prevent you from getting a ticket.
