Crown Vics need to be replaced with 3800 powered cars.
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
Elberton got an Impala a couple years ago, and the cops still fight over who gets to drive the Impala.
Room means a lot when it is your office. Get in an impala with an in car computer, cage, and center console, then a CVPI. The CVPI is spacious campared to a similarly outfitted impala.
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Fantastic88 they really use 04 Impala SS'* as chase car? Seriously that is sweet those L67'* do move well, and uhh did it look stock or did it have the light bar and grill guard. Sh*t glad I don't live in MN haha they all have Vic'* around here, and my Bonneville blows all of em off!
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
Huh, I was pretty sure the L36 was quicker than the Crown Vic. I'll have to test that theory (not literally).
I wasn't talking about a L67 for the cop car, I was talking about L36s.
***^, I didn't think throughoutly before I posted.
I wasn't talking about a L67 for the cop car, I was talking about L36s.
***^, I didn't think throughoutly before I posted.
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i once saw a GP GT give the cops quite a run for their money on Wildest Police Videos.
also lets remember that most NAed 3800s are governed at around 110, which most cops are going to want to be able to go faster than that...and custom PCMs on every squad car? not happenin.
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LittleHoov Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 11:28 pm Post subject:
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fuelforthesoul1999 wrote:
Huh, I was pretty sure the L36 was quicker than the Crown Vic. I'll have to test that theory (not literally).
I wasn't talking about a L67 for the cop car, I was talking about L36s.
***^, I didn't think throughoutly before I posted.
i actually DID test that theory once, and no i wasnt running from a cop, i was seeing if i could keep up with , luckily he didnt have rear facing radar or i probably wouldnt have a license today.....in hindsight probably one of the stupidest things ive ever done...
i once saw a GP GT give the cops quite a run for their money on Wildest Police Videos.
also lets remember that most NAed 3800s are governed at around 110, which most cops are going to want to be able to go faster than that...and custom PCMs on every squad car? not happenin.
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fuelforthesoul1999 wrote:
Huh, I was pretty sure the L36 was quicker than the Crown Vic. I'll have to test that theory (not literally).
I wasn't talking about a L67 for the cop car, I was talking about L36s.
***^, I didn't think throughoutly before I posted.
i actually DID test that theory once, and no i wasnt running from a cop, i was seeing if i could keep up with , luckily he didnt have rear facing radar or i probably wouldnt have a license today.....in hindsight probably one of the stupidest things ive ever done...
i once saw a GP GT give the cops quite a run for their money on Wildest Police Videos.
also lets remember that most NAed 3800s are governed at around 110, which most cops are going to want to be able to go faster than that...and custom PCMs on every squad car? not happenin.
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
One of the other things I forgot to mention is that the Crown Vic has a pretty large back seat and door, which makes it easier to get people in and out.
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In town around where I live in MI they use Impalas. On the freeway its still crown vics, but I guess they like the Impalas for around town better or something? Not quite sure but I can imagine that the gas mileage difference (would be noticable around town for sure) and winter driving might have made up their mind. I'm not sure. I do know that the Police Impalas are governed at 118. They also have the 3.08 gearing, not 3.29 like L36'* usually do, nor 3.33'* like was said earlier. Really the only major drivetrain changes are the 3.08 gears and a power steering cooler. I looked up what the Impala police package included and thats about all it was. Which is why in the end a normal L36 w-body will walk on police Impalas all day long, due to the impalas having taller gearing and a lot more weight with all the police equipment. But it doesn't matter if you can outrun them because the piggy just gets on his radio and you're caught anyways.
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