Fun fact: Flame throwers are entirely legal to own in all states but California. Their use as anti-theft devices is probably a bit less legal, though..
@@Drakith90 I remember there's a company that sells flamethrowers (the proper flamethrowers not the glorified butane torch Elon Musk sells) but marketed them as agricultural equipment so they are legal everywhere in the US including California.
@@minhducnguyen9276 That's the old loop hole they used, yes. But given California is in an almost constant state of "on fire" it doesn't quite fly anymore. You either need a permit or they sell specially modified ones with nozzles that keep the flame under 10 foot to be California compliant.
@@Drakith90 what I seem to always see is that, what Devin also pointed out, it matters if it is automatic or manual. Because automatic is always a trap but can also with a simple wrong setting hit innocent people. But manual means you push the switch and then (I believe) the owner isnt liable due to illiset conduct. Though I would skip out on this mod.
I LOVED the banter between you two! "I'm not saying it's illegal, 'cause it's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt, right?" "That, that, no, that's not the law."
"as if driving that lifted truck wasnt a signal you're an a**hole, you had to put the lights on the wheels" was possibly the best roast of lifted trucks ive ever heard
@@Maddoktor2 blanks do make a difference. I’m sure there are official lawyer words for these crimes, but it’s the difference between. “Scaring people with your gun,” and “You could have killed people with that gun.” I suspect the second one uses the word “reckless” somewhere in it.
I was today years old when I found out that Legal Eagle's name is "Devin Stone". He sounds like a superhero with a secret identity... By day, he's lawyer Devin Stone, by night he is... THE LEGAL EAGLE!
Seeing Sandro being defeated at every turn is just funnier than it ever should be. He likely knows much of it is illegal but hearing it told to him point blank is just the truth he never wanted to hear.
I'm a police officer near Houston, those wire wheels are really popular around here and, while not "illegal" in and of themself that car would get stopped fast by an officer who really knows traffic/DOT laws. It's blatantly over 84" wide, so it requires clearance lights. If it's over 104" it's overwidth and requires a wide load permit. From how much of the interstate lane he's taking up I'll bet he's over 104" wide. Instant tow truck, and because he's violated CMV laws the fines can be several thousand dollars. The judge may let him off easy, but they can ram it to him too. The pickup with the white lights would get a ton of tickets, but he'd lose out to the squatted Tahoe. That Tahoe has so many violations it's probably getting impounded too.
the stanced car one Imagine how much black privilege there is in the country that they literally change the law to make a bad thing LEGAL Just because it was mostly black people doing it😂 I've never heard of a situation where a ton of white people do something that's bad so the legislature makes it legal just because they don't want so many white people to be pulled over for it 🤦♀️
@@jacquelinewells3526 I didn't have a Honda but in High School in the early 2000s I had a Flowmaster 40 series on my MX3 GS and the exhaust tip could have fit a whole ass watermelon in it. I felt judged by proxy.
I like how Devin is just stopping Sandro from talking about his illegal mods he's done. He's stopping Sandra like "I'm your lawyer right now and I sugguest you don't talk anymore" 😂
Even if he admitted to installing illegal mods there is no legal recourse. It's not illegal to install them, it's illegal to drive with them on public roads. Hell u can mount a .50cal to ur car and it's perfectly legal aslong as it's on ur property lol.
@@aaronblackford981 because Legal Eagle stopped him, very likely in parts that were edited out as well. Having Sandro admit to being an active part of LA’s certain car cultures for the past couple decades, that will lose him support from certain sections of the community. It’s just the reality of how humans judge “others,” the ones we don’t want to count as part of our personal community.
The look on Sandro's face when the legaleagle was roasting Civic drivers was absolutely priceless and had me laughing so hard also by far the funniest video ever
Friendly reminder to lane splitters that as Devin said, speeding is still illegal, but also even if you’re doing the speed limit (65 or 70 or whatever it is) while splitting, if a cop decides it’s reckless driving, you can still get a ticket for it.
@@LdyVder well then theres california. It seems to continually evolve but last time I checked "lane sharing" was not specifically unlawful. The parameters allowing it are unclear.
Honestly the decorative hood on the trooper car is just going to lead to said trooper coming back and either not noticing it at all, or stopping and wondering if he always had that there. All in all I think in that case they would get a chuckle out of it and something to give the police garage something to chuckle about too. Hell, they'll probably keep it for "speed"
That On Patrol Live clip 8:03. Was actually held on by coat hangers. He was just at a meet up and it broke there. He pulls out a pack of cheap walmart wire coat hangers from the trunks and fixes it again right there. It was truly a temporary fix tell he got home.
That might work there and would work in Germany, but don't try it around here or in France. You need some pretty good ground clearance to drive on a normal road here, and in France they may as well just have a sign up at the ferry port saying: "entire road in 💩-state, next 300 km."
Fun fact: the flamethrower at 4:55 is called The Blaster and it actually has an interesting backstory. It wasn’t some crazy, unhinged mod, it was an actual defense mechanism meant to deter carjackers in South Africa. More importantly, it was LEGAL. See, back in the late 90’s, Johannesburg was the violent crime capital of the world, particularly in carjackings at stop lights. The Blaster was created as a lethal defense mechanism, since the carjackings more often than not resulted in the death of the driver. The South African government ruled that the sale and use of the Blaster was 100% legal on the grounds of self-defense. The only problem was it was super expensive, not counting the custom bodywork required to install it. About 50 units were sold, but poor sales meant it was discontinued a few years later.
Absolutely legal yep It can't be an automated anti-theft device; but a human-activated self defense tool is (probably) generally legal *IF* lethal force is warranted when it is activated.
So having lived in JHB in the 90's, I'll confirm that this device was NEVER legal in South Africa, it merely took advantage of a loophole in the local legislation. There was a lot of 'hot' 😜 debate around it when it made headlines, only to be confirmed by the SAPS that such devices were completely illegal. It was then replaced by another completely legal version that deployed pepper-laced paint instead.
@@jer1014t2th You're not allowed to have and use illegal devices, even if it is for legal purpose. For it to be legal, either it specifically needs to be made legal, or a flamethrower needs to be legal. It seems like it was made legal due to circumstances in the given region, but as far as I know, flamethrowers are illegal in US and Europe, at least.
The Lawyer and The Outlaw. The pairing of hosts on this show is awesome, but this was next level. Sandro learning all the things he (allegedly) has done is illegal was hilarious. Devin is a really funny dude.
@@SpielkindFR The dude has no idea what he's fucking talking about. He doesn't even understand that if taken to the supreme court every single piece of president he sited would be ruled unconstitutional.
I'm in my 50s and ride sport bikes. Last time I got pulled over, when I took off my helmet and the cop saw my gray hair he yelled, "Just slow down!" and walked back to his car.
Those flashing tail lights are too close to the police lights for my comfort. There's a possibility of catching an "impersonation of a police vehicle" charge.
I have a sensor on the front of my car so when those brake lights flash my high beams flash- If someone in front of me is thoughtful enough to bring extra attention to his braking I think they the deserve to be alerted that a car is behind them- you know- for safety.
I've never seen a cop pulling over those cars, but yes it's definitely illegal. I have an underglow on my car but mine is always green. Blue or red? I wouldn't take that risk. yea sometimes I put on light blue but not dark blue
Here's a thing yalls should be considering when putting a mod on your car. "will this get me pulled over?" In this day and age, the less things you can do to draw attention from the cops, the better.
Criminals, who might not have ever been caught, get busted for moving violations all the time. Sometimes the passengers can get locked up too if they had warrants
@@gilmo1938 I'm not even talking outright criminals. I'm talking just average guys who want to pump up their ride, are not fully white, and cops want to 'check them out'. "Pardon me sir, would you mind if I look in your trunk?"
Lmfao, i love Sandro man, dude's like the cool uncle that infront of your parents will reprimand you but the second they leave the room, "Put it there, good shit good shit"
In Germany it works like this: if the police think your vehicle has been illegally tampered with, the driver has to show papers confirming that the modifications have been officially approved. If he is unable to do so, the vehicle is taken to an expert who checks its roadworthiness. The driver may not use his vehicle again until it is in the legally permitted condition. They will also have to pay a fine for driving an unauthorized vehicle. In the event of an accident, they may also lose their insurance cover.
The "road-worthiness" of cars is under much more stringent rules in general. There's so, so much stuff I've only seen online from the US, because it'd get you a ticket the moment any cop saw you. In fact, when I heard that "limos" made in the garage by Frankensteining your car (or I guess your car and at least one other) are generally legal in the US, I couldn't believe it. On one hand, the freedom of being able to do basically whatever you want with your car sounds awesome. On the other hand, when I'm going 240km/h on the Autobahn, I really appreciate knowing all cars around me can be trusted not to fall apart spontaneously.
It's kinda wild that, in the US "Oh yeah, that just broke" is an excuse that works on the cops - here in Australia, the cops will stick a Yellow Sticker on your car that basically indicates "this car better be driving to the mechanic to get fixed, and nowhere else" if you say that.
In both countries, as with anywhere else, it’s completely dependent on what’s broken and the attitude of both you and the cop. In my opinion your explanation of “the yellow sticker” is completely incorrect. Your car being defected will cost you at minimum, $1000 And removing/tampering with the large sticker in the middle of the windshield isn’t just civil, it’s a criminal offense that will also cost you several thousand more dollars. I think you’ve misinterpreted something somewhere. A cop might use their discretion to “allow” some sort of infringement on the premise that you are driving without detour to immediately address some issue but it’s not a right, you’d be foolish to take it for granted or mess about as even if being “permitted” you’re still taking a big risk.
It's even better than that! If you get a ticket in Texas for some kind of maintenance issue (which is almost always dismissed in court) then you can actually keep the carbon copy to show to OTHER cops who pull you over for the same problem, so that they leave you alone! Amazing state
4:59 As a South African, i can vouch that Flame throwers are not heavily regulated in South Africa, and there is (Currently) No restriction against arming your car with a flamethrower insofar that it is not lethal.
Laws are different in south anyway. In the us you can’t legally modify your car in many ways anymore… we are lucky to be able to make anything legal with some brandy and coke 😂😂😂
@@LobbyDaLobster then over here in the UK you have the complete opposite where if someone injures themselves whilst breaking into your house and stealing your property they could possibly sue you.
When I moved to the US, I started to see a level of disregard for everyone's lives that I haven't ever seen back in Europe. Half of the cars in my city wouldn't pass the mandatory yearly inspection. But since here the only that you have to do yearly is pay the license...
Are you aware of the massive war currently going on in Europe? I think you could make an argument that shelling civilians shows more disregard for human life than any care but I’m not European, maybe you guys feel different
Some states in the USA have mandatory yearly safety inspections, most do not. Ask, what do those inspections accomplish? How often will a yearly safety inspection tell the driver something they didn't already know, or motivate them to fix a car that they weren't already going to fix? Is the benefit actually worth the cost of all that bureaucracy? Most states calculate the answer as "no it's not." That's not because of "disregard for everyone's lives" -- it's because they did the math and that's the answer.
@@ntony4377 I've seen jeeps with completely rusted frames pass inspection It does more harm than good, in that it barely does any good. I've also seen Colorado, where basically every car was just totaled but still on the road. I think the pretence of inspections prevents issues, but not the inspections themselves. In other words get better cops ffs.
as a german lawyer its very interesting to see how legal eagel approaches a question that he cannot answer from the top of his head. I bet he‘s a great lawyer!
@@pgtmr2713 i have no dog in this race, but what are some of the times he was called out for being wrong? Do you remember any standout examples where he really fumbled bad?
@cleanmikeandtheboys3165 he's just mad because Legal Eagle has called out Trump in the past for illegal things he's done, therefore I'm guessing he thinks LegalEagle is 'woke' or something.
Devon is carrying such big brother energy. Like the brother whose 4-ish years older, might have done some crazy stuff in his own youth, and just _really_ wants to stop his lad of a little brother from going to jail. All with appropriate levels of roasting of said little brother for being such a lad 😂
@@nickr831 im fine with lane splitting, especially during traffic or at lights. lane splitting on the highway at speed is dangerous, not only to the rider but others. that being said, it looks fun to fly down the highway on a bike.
@@nickr831 did he specifically say he used to lanesplit? riding a motorcycle doesn't mean you do, if you wanna go that far, everyone who drives a truck or suv is actively trying to murder motorcyclists coming from someone who rides a motorcycle to work and has almost been flattened several times by trucks and suvs who were either too stupid or too busy texting to LOOK before attempting to change lanes or pass people. haven't had that problem with normal cars!
The Carolina Squat truck is stupid for another reason: People who are not seat belted can suffer horrific injuries to the head on the edges of the sunroof opening. Up to and including opening your skull and allowing your brain to eject. Driving with your head 1/2 way out of the sunroof is a great way to accomplish this Darwinian feat.
I'd say yes let stupid figure itself out, but innocent people are often in the way of stupid. Darwinism sure can work the other way, but a kid seeing this monstrosity coming down the road can't fathom just how fatal it can be. Sometimes stupid kills stupid. But sometimes it's just a tragedy.
That’s was my first thought seeing that. If he has to brake suddenly at any point his head is going straight into that sunroof and at the very least he’s going to break his nose or say adios to some teeth.
It also looks absolutely retarded! Why the hell would anyone do that to their vehicle is beyond me, may as well overload the box of your truck so you can never carry anything while you're at it you're going to do something stupid like that
@@eni1else I want to know how the knucklehead can safely operate the brake and gas pedal and steering wheel while he is nearly standing up while driving? Just a yahoo doing yahoo shit. If he wants to trailer it to a car show, that's cool as hell, but stupid as shit to drive it on the road.
That's when you play the semantics game. "What is a flame thrower really? Define it for me? My car doesn't have flame throwers. If you look at this button here, it clearly says, 'Cast Infernal Retribution for 10,000MP.' Last I knew that wasn't a flame thrower." Or you play the dumb game. "I don't know officer. I just bought it and it came with that. Yes, straight from my deal-I mean the dealer."
@@archmagexiv no, i was one guy in the late 90's early 00's that did this. i meant that an E36. that was the fancy car back then. yeah SA the wild west can car jacking are a daily occurrence, and you hope it doesnt happen to you. but at the same time that clip makes it seem like its mad max out here. i ride my kid to school on a bicycle.
Also I think the main reason that flashing lights would be illegal while driving is more of confusing other people if you're an emergency/service vehicle, rather than making people confused if you're braking/turning or not.
I wonder what the specific law says. Because over here, even when you are parked, you are considered a 'traffic participant' (if I'm translating that correctly) if you have your engine running and this would be illegal (assuming that is a public parking space of course).
@@Shade01982 notice that the lights are pointed towards a sidewalk, away from parking lot, and away the road. If no cars can actually see your lights, I wonder if that would make a difference.
@@Shade01982 Teslas have lightshow as a feature, and can sync with hundreds of other Teslas to "dance", and it's legal. I guess they don't have an engine running... lol maybe that's the difference
Here's the other problem with squatted trucks that nobody talks about. I'm an over-the-road truck driver I sit a little bit higher than everybody else you think they take the time to aim those headlights properly? No of course not they might as well be driving down the road with their high beams on blinding every truck driver on the road. Do you want all of us in our 80,000 lb trucks blind?
I don't think a headlight has left the factory properly aimed since the introduction of factory LEDs. Add to this lifts and the current trend of selling lifted trucks new as a way to justify that $50K markup, and I have basically been flashing and driving with my mirrors set so I can't see anything behind me for the past 4 years.
hell, i have this problem as a local/short haul driver with just normal cars. people think that because we're in a seat that's mounted above their roofline, their high beams dont reach us. driving in northern michigan at 2am, it's fucking dark. on a clear night, i can see flashing lights 4 miles down the road. please folks, kill the high beams. and all new pickup trucks are entirely too bright, even with the low beams on.
yeah, that, and also you have the crash structure of the vehicle four feet off the ground so if you hit another driver head on your bumper is going straight into their windshield, and then likely flip the rest of the vehicle as the intended method of energy dispersion is waaaay out the window
Legal Eagle is a boss. "As if driving that lifted truck was not enough of a signal that you are an as*((&e, you had to put lights on the wheels." Nailed it.
"Having insurance only gives you the ability to sue the insurance company" is so true. Every lawyer I've worked with has said the same thing and is personally all too real.
4:31 OH THANK GOD for that arrow, I wasn't sure what I was looking for in the picture for a sec, thought maybe their inspection sticker was out of date or something.
Hell yeah. i'm totally gonna use that when ever i see a truck like that. you can't see where you're going, AND 90% of the time they can't adjust their lights enough to not blind other on the road
@@backwoodstherapy And definitely a better insult than "that looks so gay bruh", it's so childish to do that.. If anything, squatted truck owners look like the type to bother innocent people at a pride parade.
11:05 those are called "Elbows, 4s, super pokas" its the culture here in Houston Texas, those rims are styled from the 1984 El darodo it use to be a problem until that the city got tired of pulling them over 😂. The law side of it, the wheels cant extend a certain width in between lanes. #Htown #4sandvouges
11:30 Gotta disagree with Devin on this - many states have a law that says the wheels and tires cannot protrude out further than the body of the car. Usually this rule is applied to lifted pickup trucks with big tires - and usually skirted around by slapping on some cheap plastic wheel arches on the fenders.
Exactly this. That or real extended towing mirrors, such as with Dodge Rams that I like to call moose, since they look like antlers. But normally it's a law places that the fenders/mudflaps have to be wide as the tires.
Yup. Where I live (in Canada) the regulation is "Hub caps shall be of such design and construction that minimizes the damage done to an object or injury to a person coming in contact with it." which covers lots of dumb stuff you could do to your wheels.
I used to watch legal eagle back in the day but I honestly haven't in a while. This was actually a great video that came up recommended on my RUclips feed, but I'm glad I watched it because it was a great chemistry between you two
To all my fellow Californians, looks like as long as we get a permit the flamethrower mod is a go! Health and Safety Code - HSC 12750 - 12761 (a) “Flamethrowing device” means any nonstationary and transportable device designed or intended to emit or propel a burning stream of combustible or flammable liquid a distance of at least 10 feet. The State Fire Marshal shall seize any flamethrowing device in the possession of any person who does not have a valid flamethrowing device permit issued pursuant to this part.
The clip they showed mentioned it, but this was specifically designed to protect you from car jackers. It is from South Africa, where that is an issue. The first person from Johannesburg to install it in their car, was the cities police chief.
Interesting how it falls back to that. What if it didn't shoot flames? What if the car just puffs a cloud of pepperspray? Or a really strong blast of compressed air? An airbag that deploys sideways and Sparta kicks a carjacker back on to the sidewalk? This just reminded me of the "Trunk Monkey" ads.
He commented on Sandro's original Miranda's closing video, so I knew that they were aware of each other and expected to see them together in _a different_ setting. But definitely didn't imagine he'd make an appearance on RMS.
as a motorcycle riders for over 45 years im always amazed at the harley riders who you can hear the radio almost a mile away then you hear the load pipes but if you hear a cars radio like that they will get a ticket
I've seen a toned-down tasteful version of the "rave brake lights" you analyzed, and if they're handled well they're great. Basically, instead of the wild and random lights they do a standard soft-red for braking, a light-show-style sweep of lights left or right for turn signals, which is SHOCKINGLY effective at indicating how they want to turn, and best of all a brighter red with a single flash if they do a hard brake suddenly. In other words, the tech that allows for the kinda-dumb light show Can Be Used For Good.
As a NC state inspector, I am so sick of seeing squatted trucks and SUVs on the road, especially the clapped out Tahoes and Suburbans. The drivers must have just enough intelligence to not come to me for inspections. I would run the full inspection, take their money, and laugh as I hand them their Failed Inspection paperwork.
@@tyler6493yeah, it depends on what kind of mood the cop is in that day. They just banned them in my state (Tennessee, as of July 1), but I still see them on the road. My own mother drove a car with limo black tint all the way around (not the windshield tho) for years and had exactly one cop give her crap about it.
@@stevenwork95 no, just that Canada was absolutely brutal with a 'take no prisoners' and 'hurt them at every opportunity' in the world wars. A number new acts were added to what were considered war crimes due to Canada's barbarity.
Apparently you can possess a flame thrower in California with a permit. Frighteningly, that seems to be one of the more restrictive states for flame throwers.
When you said, "Hollow out the cat." my cat ran straight to the top of her cat tree, and gave me such a look, as if she was saying, "WTF, dad?" Good times, good times. Oh hell, she knows where I sleep...
Don't make me come over there. If you do more illegal stuff, I WILL TURN THIS VIDEO AROUND, MISTER.
Thanks for having me! I had a blast.
@LegalEagle.......WE need more fun mods to be legal..... Check em!
EVERYBODY NEEDS A SANDRO ON THEIR TEAM!!!! SANDRO GOT LEGAL EAGLE ON HIS TEAM.....
My favorite collab
😂😂😂, un expected legal eagle but hilarious, thanks for the joint video
I laughed the en-tire time
5:09 "Have you ever installed a flame-thrower?"
"Have I ever installed a flame-thrower?"
*Lawyer senses kick in*
"Don't answer that"
Fun fact: Flame throwers are entirely legal to own in all states but California. Their use as anti-theft devices is probably a bit less legal, though..
@@Drakith90 as long as there is mortal danger.., assuming you aren't in the People's Republic of California they might be legal
@@Drakith90 I remember there's a company that sells flamethrowers (the proper flamethrowers not the glorified butane torch Elon Musk sells) but marketed them as agricultural equipment so they are legal everywhere in the US including California.
@@minhducnguyen9276 That's the old loop hole they used, yes. But given California is in an almost constant state of "on fire" it doesn't quite fly anymore. You either need a permit or they sell specially modified ones with nozzles that keep the flame under 10 foot to be California compliant.
@@Drakith90 what I seem to always see is that, what Devin also pointed out, it matters if it is automatic or manual. Because automatic is always a trap but can also with a simple wrong setting hit innocent people. But manual means you push the switch and then (I believe) the owner isnt liable due to illiset conduct. Though I would skip out on this mod.
I LOVED the banter between you two!
"I'm not saying it's illegal, 'cause it's all fun and games until somebody gets hurt, right?"
"That, that, no, that's not the law."
Surprisingly quality banter. I'm not really interested in law or cars, but still found this video a ton of fun.
@@kruksog yea idk much about law and cars but this video (or videos likes this) are really good haha
I also loved 12:54
“Nice”
“Yikes”
@@kruksogSame. I have developed an interest in the law SOLEY from watching Devon’s Legal Eagle videos. He’s so funny and so good at explaining things.
Yep. Fantastic.
19:42 “The driver of that truck has never taken that truck off-roading in their LIFE!” Devin doesn’t miss 🤣
Still never needed to go off road in the first place
I've seen a truck around my neighborhood with the same light on it. Haven't seen him pulled over yet.
"as if driving that lifted truck wasnt a signal you're an a**hole, you had to put the lights on the wheels" was possibly the best roast of lifted trucks ive ever heard
I legit bout died laughing at that one.
As an aside: how do you do, fellow fur?
That one damn near took me out 😂
@@laserhawk64 Think i just threw up in my mouth
That made me laugh so hard
@@24GarrettFPS Why?
Devin: "You can fire a gun into the air and call it a show, but it doesn't make it any less illegal."
Sandro: "...shit."
Also sandro, time to go pick up a couple cases of blanks LOL
@@suprestoner Blanks make no difference, you're still illegally discharging a firearm.
@@Maddoktor2 blanks do make a difference.
I’m sure there are official lawyer words for these crimes, but it’s the difference between.
“Scaring people with your gun,” and “You could have killed people with that gun.”
I suspect the second one uses the word “reckless” somewhere in it.
@@guri256 its called menacing with a weapon
Down here in the South East Midnight New Years Eve sounds like Beirut.
I love that Devin is just straight "y'all are ridiculous and your cars are dumb" on a car channel 😂
Hey, I watch car channels, and many of the things here are dumb :D
and he's RIGHT
Brutal honesty is not a crime.
He's not wrong...
Roasting dumb car mods…perfectly legal in all 50 states, YOU CAN DO THIS!
😅😂🤣😁
I was today years old when I found out that Legal Eagle's name is "Devin Stone". He sounds like a superhero with a secret identity...
By day, he's lawyer Devin Stone, by night he is... THE LEGAL EAGLE!
I swear lawyers get their names legally changed to sound cooler. I don't have any proof though😂
Superhero....WWE pro wrestler....pron star.....works for all of them!
"The car equivalent of an overbite" is by far the most savage roast I've heard in a _long_ time.
Fact!! I was laughing so hard
To me they look like a dog taking a shit
From now on I'm going to call squatting trucks in overbite.
Looks like a dog scooting its ass on the ground
It's true tho, it's like giving your truck a cleft lip on purpose 😭😂
Seeing Sandro being defeated at every turn is just funnier than it ever should be. He likely knows much of it is illegal but hearing it told to him point blank is just the truth he never wanted to hear.
He looked like a kid being told Santa isn't real.
Yeah, but if you got this, and it's just you and the boys, and there ain't no cops around, then it's legal, right?
-- Sandro
It’s never illegal if it’s for the boys
*Sandro
It's because he's just been legally advised, he has no excuse now lol.
Not gonna lie, The Legal Eagle being a biker is probably the last thing I expected from this video.
best part of the video
Supersports, no less ftw
A motorcycle helps get around faster in LA.
Has been a biker, not any more.
Hard to carry legal documents on a bike.
Ironically enough, that had me totally unsurprised of all things. Hearing him swear was much more surprising to me
I'm a police officer near Houston, those wire wheels are really popular around here and, while not "illegal" in and of themself that car would get stopped fast by an officer who really knows traffic/DOT laws. It's blatantly over 84" wide, so it requires clearance lights. If it's over 104" it's overwidth and requires a wide load permit. From how much of the interstate lane he's taking up I'll bet he's over 104" wide. Instant tow truck, and because he's violated CMV laws the fines can be several thousand dollars. The judge may let him off easy, but they can ram it to him too.
The pickup with the white lights would get a ton of tickets, but he'd lose out to the squatted Tahoe. That Tahoe has so many violations it's probably getting impounded too.
Poor Sandro... always seemed like he was hoping It'd be proclaimed Legal 😂
the stanced car one
Imagine how much black privilege there is in the country that they literally change the law to make a bad thing LEGAL Just because it was mostly black people doing it😂
I've never heard of a situation where a ton of white people do something that's bad so the legislature makes it legal just because they don't want so many white people to be pulled over for it 🤦♀️
I've never seen him sooooooooo uncomfortable haha
@@Cambee117 Right! Sandro was for sure feeling judged hella hard in that first clip when Legal Eagle was ripping Civics...
@@jacquelinewells3526 I didn't have a Honda but in High School in the early 2000s I had a Flowmaster 40 series on my MX3 GS and the exhaust tip could have fit a whole ass watermelon in it. I felt judged by proxy.
To be fair everything is illegal in California.
I like how Devin is just stopping Sandro from talking about his illegal mods he's done. He's stopping Sandra like "I'm your lawyer right now and I sugguest you don't talk anymore" 😂
Even if he admitted to installing illegal mods there is no legal recourse. It's not illegal to install them, it's illegal to drive with them on public roads. Hell u can mount a .50cal to ur car and it's perfectly legal aslong as it's on ur property lol.
@@verakoo6187 unless you're pulling emissions equipment. The diesel brothers and jh diesel are proof of that.
Getting clients to not casually admit to crimes or defeat their own case is half the battle of being a lawyer.
He only admitted to one that was for his car.
@@aaronblackford981 because Legal Eagle stopped him, very likely in parts that were edited out as well. Having Sandro admit to being an active part of LA’s certain car cultures for the past couple decades, that will lose him support from certain sections of the community. It’s just the reality of how humans judge “others,” the ones we don’t want to count as part of our personal community.
"so is this illegal?"
*Literally just a picture of crystal meth*
Fucking dying 😂
have you ever installed a flame thrower on your car like at 4:55
I'm your 420th like
@@michealdrake3421 no your number two boy I am number one🤣🤣
illegal temporary driver modification
What does Sandro call it at 20:29 ?
This man went from hopeful to "shit, now I've been legally advised" every time and it was priceless.
The look on Sandro's face when the legaleagle was roasting Civic drivers was absolutely priceless and had me laughing so hard also by far the funniest video ever
Yeah that part was peak comedy. 😂
It's funny because it's true!
I just got into that part, Sandro's face told me my thoughts "no fucking way-"
Those fart can mufflers haha
Rice burners
Friendly reminder to lane splitters that as Devin said, speeding is still illegal, but also even if you’re doing the speed limit (65 or 70 or whatever it is) while splitting, if a cop decides it’s reckless driving, you can still get a ticket for it.
Lane splitting is not legal in all 50 states.
@@LdyVder California only! Illegal EVERYWHERE else.
Also if somebody decides to change lanes, you can still meet your maker
@@LdyVder well then theres california. It seems to continually evolve but last time I checked "lane sharing" was not specifically unlawful. The parameters allowing it are unclear.
He just said I'm the video that it's legal in California smh @@LdyVder
Hearing the crew losing their shit at all the jokes and everything is so funny, this was super fun to watch
I clicked because I saw Leagle Eagle and discovered this absolute gem. This whole video is just hilarious.
Honestly the decorative hood on the trooper car is just going to lead to said trooper coming back and either not noticing it at all, or stopping and wondering if he always had that there.
All in all I think in that case they would get a chuckle out of it and something to give the police garage something to chuckle about too. Hell, they'll probably keep it for "speed"
That On Patrol Live clip 8:03. Was actually held on by coat hangers. He was just at a meet up and it broke there. He pulls out a pack of cheap walmart wire coat hangers from the trunks and fixes it again right there. It was truly a temporary fix tell he got home.
I locked my keys in my car in the middle of nowhereonce and used the coat hanger holding up my exhaust to get back in to my car!.
That might work there and would work in Germany, but don't try it around here or in France.
You need some pretty good ground clearance to drive on a normal road here, and in France they may as well just have a sign up at the ferry port saying: "entire road in 💩-state, next 300 km."
One of many reasons to drive an old beater@@Kinann
@@allwaysareup was 16, it was all I could afford ATT.
My car doesn't have any wire holding up the exhaust any more, how am I stopping to break in if I leave my keys in there?@@Kinann
Fun fact: the flamethrower at 4:55 is called The Blaster and it actually has an interesting backstory. It wasn’t some crazy, unhinged mod, it was an actual defense mechanism meant to deter carjackers in South Africa. More importantly, it was LEGAL.
See, back in the late 90’s, Johannesburg was the violent crime capital of the world, particularly in carjackings at stop lights. The Blaster was created as a lethal defense mechanism, since the carjackings more often than not resulted in the death of the driver. The South African government ruled that the sale and use of the Blaster was 100% legal on the grounds of self-defense. The only problem was it was super expensive, not counting the custom bodywork required to install it. About 50 units were sold, but poor sales meant it was discontinued a few years later.
Absolutely legal yep
It can't be an automated anti-theft device; but a human-activated self defense tool is (probably) generally legal *IF* lethal force is warranted when it is activated.
So having lived in JHB in the 90's, I'll confirm that this device was NEVER legal in South Africa, it merely took advantage of a loophole in the local legislation. There was a lot of 'hot' 😜 debate around it when it made headlines, only to be confirmed by the SAPS that such devices were completely illegal. It was then replaced by another completely legal version that deployed pepper-laced paint instead.
@@jer1014t2th You're not allowed to have and use illegal devices, even if it is for legal purpose. For it to be legal, either it specifically needs to be made legal, or a flamethrower needs to be legal.
It seems like it was made legal due to circumstances in the given region, but as far as I know, flamethrowers are illegal in US and Europe, at least.
it was legal in South Africa but they are referencing California for the most part, where it would be illegal.
@@kikixchannel Flamethrowers are legal to own in America and are classed as Gardening Tools.
The Lawyer and The Outlaw. The pairing of hosts on this show is awesome, but this was next level. Sandro learning all the things he (allegedly) has done is illegal was hilarious. Devin is a really funny dude.
Devin just makes a whole lot of completely unfounded assumptions in this.
Get a cop and a prosecutor to the mix. I'd watch the sith outta that series XD.
@@SpielkindFR The dude has no idea what he's fucking talking about. He doesn't even understand that if taken to the supreme court every single piece of president he sited would be ruled unconstitutional.
@@SpielkindFR Like what?
14:15 legaleagle casually mentioning he used to ride super sport bikes, I would not have expected that until he mentioned lane splitting
I'm in my 50s and ride sport bikes. Last time I got pulled over, when I took off my helmet and the cop saw my gray hair he yelled, "Just slow down!" and walked back to his car.
Legaleagle was a gixxerboy, nice 😂
Sandro and Devin lookin like they could co-star a smash hit buddy comedy.
FoSho
You could see Sandro's heart break when the lawyer said 4 cylinders are stupid!!! 😂😂😂
4cyl GM LS is a good one
As much as I love Honda b18s and chevy 2.0 ecotecs, 4 cylinders are stupid
@@cody8002 as Sandro would say "stupid but FUN"
@@cody8002 Say that to a NA Miata's face, I dare you. You'll feel so terrible after your break its stupid little heart.
@@Sam-go3mb i don't like miatas anyway
"the car equivalent of an overbite" made me struggle to stifle my laughs in the break room
It's called the Carolina Squat and they wrote legislation to restrict how high it can be in the front and low in the rear.
Those flashing tail lights are too close to the police lights for my comfort. There's a possibility of catching an "impersonation of a police vehicle" charge.
Are they actually flashing while driving or is it just a light show for the parking lot?
I have a sensor on the front of my car so when those brake lights flash my high beams flash- If someone in front of me is thoughtful enough to bring extra attention to his braking I think they the deserve to be alerted that a car is behind them- you know- for safety.
I've never seen a cop pulling over those cars, but yes it's definitely illegal. I have an underglow on my car but mine is always green. Blue or red? I wouldn't take that risk. yea sometimes I put on light blue but not dark blue
If they are blue you will get burnt…
Nevada has a specific offence for any blue lights on cars…
Here's a thing yalls should be considering when putting a mod on your car.
"will this get me pulled over?"
In this day and age, the less things you can do to draw attention from the cops, the better.
Facts.
Criminals, who might not have ever been caught, get busted for moving violations all the time. Sometimes the passengers can get locked up too if they had warrants
@@gilmo1938 I'm not even talking outright criminals. I'm talking just average guys who want to pump up their ride, are not fully white, and cops want to 'check them out'.
"Pardon me sir, would you mind if I look in your trunk?"
@@gilmo1938 Timothy McVeigh (Oklahoma City bomber) was stopped for not have a license plate.
Lmfao, i love Sandro man, dude's like the cool uncle that infront of your parents will reprimand you but the second they leave the room, "Put it there, good shit good shit"
In Germany it works like this: if the police think your vehicle has been illegally tampered with, the driver has to show papers confirming that the modifications have been officially approved. If he is unable to do so, the vehicle is taken to an expert who checks its roadworthiness. The driver may not use his vehicle again until it is in the legally permitted condition. They will also have to pay a fine for driving an unauthorized vehicle. In the event of an accident, they may also lose their insurance cover.
basically: asking for permission, not for forgiveness.
Better for society this way..
Reasonable.
Only dickheads want stupidly fucked up cars.
TUV sagt nein
The "road-worthiness" of cars is under much more stringent rules in general. There's so, so much stuff I've only seen online from the US, because it'd get you a ticket the moment any cop saw you. In fact, when I heard that "limos" made in the garage by Frankensteining your car (or I guess your car and at least one other) are generally legal in the US, I couldn't believe it. On one hand, the freedom of being able to do basically whatever you want with your car sounds awesome. On the other hand, when I'm going 240km/h on the Autobahn, I really appreciate knowing all cars around me can be trusted not to fall apart spontaneously.
Sounds like the Third Reich all over again!
OMG I didn't know Devin was out here doing collabs with other creators, this is awesome. As a car guy I love it, way to go legal eagle.
The tint is hilarious. You would be able to see out during the day,but forget seeing out at night,the dash would be reflecting in every window!
Holding Sandro back and saying "Don't answer that" is such a lawyer move 😂
"So-"
"Let me stop you there"
🤣
It's kinda wild that, in the US "Oh yeah, that just broke" is an excuse that works on the cops - here in Australia, the cops will stick a Yellow Sticker on your car that basically indicates "this car better be driving to the mechanic to get fixed, and nowhere else" if you say that.
In both countries, as with anywhere else, it’s completely dependent on what’s broken and the attitude of both you and the cop.
In my opinion your explanation of “the yellow sticker” is completely incorrect.
Your car being defected will cost you at minimum, $1000
And removing/tampering with the large sticker in the middle of the windshield isn’t just civil, it’s a criminal offense that will also cost you several thousand more dollars.
I think you’ve misinterpreted something somewhere. A cop might use their discretion to “allow” some sort of infringement on the premise that you are driving without detour to immediately address some issue but it’s not a right, you’d be foolish to take it for granted or mess about as even if being “permitted” you’re still taking a big risk.
Strict rules down there in prison.
@@Jay22222 Sounds like the cops in the land down under are just highway robbers.
It's even better than that! If you get a ticket in Texas for some kind of maintenance issue (which is almost always dismissed in court) then you can actually keep the carbon copy to show to OTHER cops who pull you over for the same problem, so that they leave you alone! Amazing state
That doesn’t sound like a very fun place for car enthusiasts
"With this kind of stuff, youll probably get in trouble guys" literal crack cocaine shown lol im dead!
4:59 As a South African, i can vouch that Flame throwers are not heavily regulated in South Africa, and there is (Currently) No restriction against arming your car with a flamethrower insofar that it is not lethal.
If you are on flames like that mannequin, you might survive, but you are in need for a doctor real quick! And you´ll be probably disabled after that.
Laws are different in south anyway. In the us you can’t legally modify your car in many ways anymore… we are lucky to be able to make anything legal with some brandy and coke 😂😂😂
The crazy thing is, this was designed to stop car jackers and from what I read, one of the first people to install was the Joburg police chief.
@@Yvolve it’s called self defence 😂
That's because NOTHING is regulated
8:52
Sandro: 'thats the low life"
Eagle: "thats a low life folks"
XD
the lawyers brain didnt even let him say " the" it automatically " a " low life.
When I was a child, I taped a bunch of playing cards to my bike wheels to make brrrrrrrrt sounds. Hardcore.
Absolutely 1000% illegal in California
@@qoph1988 And, it will also give you cancer, but only in California.
Pop can and tin snips. Shit goes hard.
I've done that with small redbull cans
In Cali, that mod probably violates environmental laws too.
12:19 that actually is the law, you cant call the cops if someone has it out for you until they do something illegal
"Don't answer that!" His lawyer instincts are real.
2:27 Lol at the throwback video. "It go WOOO WOOOO" lol "its the morning, you supposed to be up cooking breakfast or something". Classic RUclips
All I can think of is the original meme woot woot from 20 years ago
Bubb rubb!!
It Dat wooo woooo!!! Nah I'm sayin?
Only for decoration man its only for decoration
Breakfast "or somebody" if I'm not mistaken 😂
Side Note: The guy that invented that Anti Hijack flamethrower... was a South African lawyer
It kinda makes sense in South Africa. It may still be illegal, but so is car jacking, and they don't seem to stop that stuff over there.
@@LobbyDaLobster then over here in the UK you have the complete opposite where if someone injures themselves whilst breaking into your house and stealing your property they could possibly sue you.
@@LobbyDaLobsterafaik it should be legal in South Africa or at least it was at the time of invention. That's why it was lawyer who came with the idea
They need it on hiluxs here 😂
We need these in canada
When I moved to the US, I started to see a level of disregard for everyone's lives that I haven't ever seen back in Europe.
Half of the cars in my city wouldn't pass the mandatory yearly inspection. But since here the only that you have to do yearly is pay the license...
Are you aware of the massive war currently going on in Europe? I think you could make an argument that shelling civilians shows more disregard for human life than any care but I’m not European, maybe you guys feel different
@@jb76489 bad troll, try harder
@@jb76489I don’t really understand how this is relevant.
Some states in the USA have mandatory yearly safety inspections, most do not. Ask, what do those inspections accomplish? How often will a yearly safety inspection tell the driver something they didn't already know, or motivate them to fix a car that they weren't already going to fix? Is the benefit actually worth the cost of all that bureaucracy? Most states calculate the answer as "no it's not." That's not because of "disregard for everyone's lives" -- it's because they did the math and that's the answer.
@@ntony4377 I've seen jeeps with completely rusted frames pass inspection
It does more harm than good, in that it barely does any good. I've also seen Colorado, where basically every car was just totaled but still on the road.
I think the pretence of inspections prevents issues, but not the inspections themselves.
In other words get better cops ffs.
Dude the Legal Eagle was on fire with this one. Roasting the lifted truck driver, getting the Carolina squatted truck clown. He had me laughing
as a german lawyer its very interesting to see how legal eagel approaches a question that he cannot answer from the top of his head. I bet he‘s a great lawyer!
A german lawyer with MbeezySheesh as a nickname. What a time to be alive, holy shit legend.
No, he's terrible. I hope these guys are better mechanics than he is an attorney. Famously called out as shit.
@@pgtmr2713 i have no dog in this race, but what are some of the times he was called out for being wrong?
Do you remember any standout examples where he really fumbled bad?
@@pgtmr2713yeah, he is so wrong just because he’s wrong and someone said it
@cleanmikeandtheboys3165 he's just mad because Legal Eagle has called out Trump in the past for illegal things he's done, therefore I'm guessing he thinks LegalEagle is 'woke' or something.
Devon is carrying such big brother energy. Like the brother whose 4-ish years older, might have done some crazy stuff in his own youth, and just _really_ wants to stop his lad of a little brother from going to jail. All with appropriate levels of roasting of said little brother for being such a lad 😂
The statement is: "It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye, then you can't call it a game. It might still be a sport though."
Legal Eagle actually super based roasting that toy truck and that squatted monstrosity. They need to have him back on, he's a blast!
he used to ride and lane split, hes a real one
@@nickr831 im fine with lane splitting, especially during traffic or at lights.
lane splitting on the highway at speed is dangerous, not only to the rider but others.
that being said, it looks fun to fly down the highway on a bike.
@@nickr831
did he specifically say he used to lanesplit? riding a motorcycle doesn't mean you do, if you wanna go that far, everyone who drives a truck or suv is actively trying to murder motorcyclists
coming from someone who rides a motorcycle to work and has almost been flattened several times by trucks and suvs who were either too stupid or too busy texting to LOOK before attempting to change lanes or pass people. haven't had that problem with normal cars!
Sandro: Nice!
Devin: ... Yikes
About sums up the video
12:54 for those wondering.
Plus a fuckton of laughter.
The Carolina Squat truck is stupid for another reason: People who are not seat belted can suffer horrific injuries to the head on the edges of the sunroof opening. Up to and including opening your skull and allowing your brain to eject. Driving with your head 1/2 way out of the sunroof is a great way to accomplish this Darwinian feat.
Let Darwinism do it's thing.
I'd say yes let stupid figure itself out, but innocent people are often in the way of stupid. Darwinism sure can work the other way, but a kid seeing this monstrosity coming down the road can't fathom just how fatal it can be.
Sometimes stupid kills stupid. But sometimes it's just a tragedy.
That’s was my first thought seeing that. If he has to brake suddenly at any point his head is going straight into that sunroof and at the very least he’s going to break his nose or say adios to some teeth.
It also looks absolutely retarded! Why the hell would anyone do that to their vehicle is beyond me, may as well overload the box of your truck so you can never carry anything while you're at it you're going to do something stupid like that
@@eni1else I want to know how the knucklehead can safely operate the brake and gas pedal and steering wheel while he is nearly standing up while driving? Just a yahoo doing yahoo shit. If he wants to trailer it to a car show, that's cool as hell, but stupid as shit to drive it on the road.
The greatest antidote to insecurity and the sense of fear is compassion it brings one back to the basis of one's inner strength
Sandro's voice going up an octave as he repeats the question: "have I ever installed a flame thrower?" Way to play it cool😆
I think that's an anti carjacking thing that's popular in South Africa
That's when you play the semantics game. "What is a flame thrower really? Define it for me? My car doesn't have flame throwers. If you look at this button here, it clearly says, 'Cast Infernal Retribution for 10,000MP.' Last I knew that wasn't a flame thrower."
Or you play the dumb game. "I don't know officer. I just bought it and it came with that. Yes, straight from my deal-I mean the dealer."
@@archmagexiv no, i was one guy in the late 90's early 00's that did this. i meant that an E36. that was the fancy car back then.
yeah SA the wild west can car jacking are a daily occurrence, and you hope it doesnt happen to you. but at the same time that clip makes it seem like its mad max out here. i ride my kid to school on a bicycle.
I definitely would have said "I plead the fifth" 👀
@@archmagexivit existed in South Africa and was apparently legal there, but it's a stretch to call it popular
"Equivalent of a car with an overbite" was both on point ans also had me rollin on the floor !
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
10:15 You can feel Sandro's disappointment here lmao! The dynamic of this two is hilarious!
This is the best episode by far, we need these two more. Hella funny! Love the guys behind the camera cracking up too
Sandro has single handedly upgraded Donut content... Give this man the Donut VAN!!!!!!
WOOORRRDDDDDDDDD.
LET HIM FUCK AROUND WITH IT
Those taillights are completely legal if only used like that when parked. They are using a "dance mode" but act as normal lights when driving.
Also I think the main reason that flashing lights would be illegal while driving is more of confusing other people if you're an emergency/service vehicle, rather than making people confused if you're braking/turning or not.
I wonder what the specific law says. Because over here, even when you are parked, you are considered a 'traffic participant' (if I'm translating that correctly) if you have your engine running and this would be illegal (assuming that is a public parking space of course).
ALL these mods are completely legal if not used on public roads.
@@Shade01982 notice that the lights are pointed towards a sidewalk, away from parking lot, and away the road.
If no cars can actually see your lights, I wonder if that would make a difference.
@@Shade01982 Teslas have lightshow as a feature, and can sync with hundreds of other Teslas to "dance", and it's legal. I guess they don't have an engine running... lol maybe that's the difference
Here's the other problem with squatted trucks that nobody talks about. I'm an over-the-road truck driver I sit a little bit higher than everybody else you think they take the time to aim those headlights properly? No of course not they might as well be driving down the road with their high beams on blinding every truck driver on the road. Do you want all of us in our 80,000 lb trucks blind?
I don't think a headlight has left the factory properly aimed since the introduction of factory LEDs. Add to this lifts and the current trend of selling lifted trucks new as a way to justify that $50K markup, and I have basically been flashing and driving with my mirrors set so I can't see anything behind me for the past 4 years.
Almost like how new big rig trucks with hid/led headlights blind every car passing them head on?
You mean like that?
Is that what you mean?
hell, i have this problem as a local/short haul driver with just normal cars. people think that because we're in a seat that's mounted above their roofline, their high beams dont reach us. driving in northern michigan at 2am, it's fucking dark. on a clear night, i can see flashing lights 4 miles down the road. please folks, kill the high beams. and all new pickup trucks are entirely too bright, even with the low beams on.
yeah, that, and also you have the crash structure of the vehicle four feet off the ground so if you hit another driver head on your bumper is going straight into their windshield, and then likely flip the rest of the vehicle as the intended method of energy dispersion is waaaay out the window
They have special night driving tinted glasses that would provide some protection against that. But you can't fix stupid.
I loved the cop at 07:00. He seemed so chill.
Sandro is the absolute BEST person to pair with for this video cause he's always down for being involved with sketchy sh!t... LOVE IT! 😂
dude the dynamic was PERFECT
MOARRRRRR
Like, classic comic foil duo
Sketchy….. but not illegal. He is admitting to nothing.
Legal Eagle is a boss. "As if driving that lifted truck was not enough of a signal that you are an as*((&e, you had to put lights on the wheels." Nailed it.
He’s so mad at tall trucks lol
Ngl laughed out loud
That is exactly the sort of truck that inspires me to loudly comment "Sorry about your p*nis!" as it passes. 🤣😆
"Having insurance only gives you the ability to sue the insurance company" is so true. Every lawyer I've worked with has said the same thing and is personally all too real.
4:31 OH THANK GOD for that arrow, I wasn't sure what I was looking for in the picture for a sec, thought maybe their inspection sticker was out of date or something.
"That's the car equivalent of an over bite." That's the best thing i have heard all day and absolutely accurate!
Absolutely SAVAGED that guy.
22:18 the car equivalent of an overbite 😂😂😂 best one liner ive possibly ever heard
Hell yeah. i'm totally gonna use that when ever i see a truck like that. you can't see where you're going, AND 90% of the time they can't adjust their lights enough to not blind other on the road
When I see trucks like that, I always imagine they have their girlfriend in the back 😂
@@asdf9890 yeah boy... you know i like em thick XD
Oh man. The whistles go whooooooo, one of the first memes ever.
Bubb Rubb n Lil Sis in 2024!
@@alanchairezwonder if they were up making breakfast this morning.
I never understood who wants that infuriating thing.
I want an exhaust that rumbles, not that blows a penny whistle.
Hey alright
11:13, this is specifically illegal. The amount an object on the exterior of a vehicle can protrude from either side is a matter of *inches*.
Learning that Legal Eagle rides a Suzuki GSX-R600 and Yamaha YZF-R1 is the most unexpected part of this video!
You guys should do more collaborations. This was super fun and funny and you had really great chemistry.
Liked that Devin had some actual car questions he could ask.
“The car equivalent of an over bite “ I will be using that thanks Devon
It’s so much funnier and original than the typical “iF yoU sQuaT yOuR trUcK yOu aqUat tO PeE“ comments I usually see.
@@backwoodstherapy And definitely a better insult than "that looks so gay bruh", it's so childish to do that.. If anything, squatted truck owners look like the type to bother innocent people at a pride parade.
11:05 those are called "Elbows, 4s, super pokas" its the culture here in Houston Texas, those rims are styled from the 1984 El darodo it use to be a problem until that the city got tired of pulling them over 😂. The law side of it, the wheels cant extend a certain width in between lanes. #Htown #4sandvouges
I’m not from Huston but I’ve only heard them called slabs or a slab car or a Houston slab car or swangas
that extreme ammount of strobe lights like that can trigger photosensitive seizures
The whistles go WOO-WOOOOO!
Now that clip takes me back. My friend was obsessed with that clip when I was growing up.
If you want your car to sound like the fan belt is slipping all the time.
That is such an Oakland response too
Who here watched achievement hunter and ray wuoting bub rub
11:30 Gotta disagree with Devin on this - many states have a law that says the wheels and tires cannot protrude out further than the body of the car. Usually this rule is applied to lifted pickup trucks with big tires - and usually skirted around by slapping on some cheap plastic wheel arches on the fenders.
Exactly this. That or real extended towing mirrors, such as with Dodge Rams that I like to call moose, since they look like antlers. But normally it's a law places that the fenders/mudflaps have to be wide as the tires.
Yup. Where I live (in Canada) the regulation is "Hub caps shall be of such design and construction that minimizes the damage done to an object or injury to a person coming in contact with it." which covers lots of dumb stuff you could do to your wheels.
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe in Houston, the rims can't go past the mirrors. Those rims are def illegal now.
And to further that, California CVC says that nothing can protrude more than 10" from the side of the car
They are being specific to California because of the difference in laws between states.
I used to watch legal eagle back in the day but I honestly haven't in a while. This was actually a great video that came up recommended on my RUclips feed, but I'm glad I watched it because it was a great chemistry between you two
Hearing that the legal eagle used to lane split in Cali on a Gixxer and an R1 is wild.
To all my fellow Californians, looks like as long as we get a permit the flamethrower mod is a go!
Health and Safety Code - HSC 12750 - 12761
(a) “Flamethrowing device” means any nonstationary and transportable device designed or intended to emit or propel a burning stream of combustible or flammable liquid a distance of at least 10 feet.
The State Fire Marshal shall seize any flamethrowing device in the possession of any person who does not have a valid flamethrowing device permit issued pursuant to this part.
@ReedMiller-d9l Doesn't matter because you only get pulled over AFTER using it which is illegal even if you have a permit
Says more than 10 feet, 5 feet I'm fine
The clip they showed mentioned it, but this was specifically designed to protect you from car jackers. It is from South Africa, where that is an issue. The first person from Johannesburg to install it in their car, was the cities police chief.
Interesting how it falls back to that.
What if it didn't shoot flames? What if the car just puffs a cloud of pepperspray? Or a really strong blast of compressed air? An airbag that deploys sideways and Sparta kicks a carjacker back on to the sidewalk?
This just reminded me of the "Trunk Monkey" ads.
In Tennessee, we don't need "permission". We have something called the castle doctrine.
Lmao
Lawyer: this shit illegal
Sandro: *cool
22:06 “the car equivalent of a overbite “🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not a collab I knew I needed.
same!
He commented on Sandro's original Miranda's closing video, so I knew that they were aware of each other and expected to see them together in _a different_ setting. But definitely didn't imagine he'd make an appearance on RMS.
So good
He had appeared in Donut previously
@@GSBarlevDevin’s good people.
I swear that mechanic guy is a vampire.
*Sandro: mentions Blade*
Yep, confirmed.
5:00 "you know what's crazy?"
*instantly realizes what he was going to say was Hella illegal and stops instantly*
2:10 That laugh was DIRTY.
as a motorcycle riders for over 45 years im always amazed at the harley riders who you can hear the radio almost a mile away then you hear the load pipes but if you hear a cars radio like that they will get a ticket
It's attention whoring, just like every other loud vehicle.
I hear booming stereos off lifted trucks all day....they don't get stopped or ticketed.
I've seen a toned-down tasteful version of the "rave brake lights" you analyzed, and if they're handled well they're great. Basically, instead of the wild and random lights they do a standard soft-red for braking, a light-show-style sweep of lights left or right for turn signals, which is SHOCKINGLY effective at indicating how they want to turn, and best of all a brighter red with a single flash if they do a hard brake suddenly.
In other words, the tech that allows for the kinda-dumb light show Can Be Used For Good.
12:43 Sandro "Hell yea... sorry" fkn killed me
With a single flip of the coin, his life changed forever.
Sandro is a literal treasure, I've never seen a host get the crew laughing as much as him
It’s really fun to hear two experts in completely different fields have a chat
As a NC state inspector, I am so sick of seeing squatted trucks and SUVs on the road, especially the clapped out Tahoes and Suburbans.
The drivers must have just enough intelligence to not come to me for inspections. I would run the full inspection, take their money, and laugh as I hand them their Failed Inspection paperwork.
Didn't South Carolina ban them...?!
@@kurtisstutzman7056 NC did too. That doesn't mean people always get pulled over for it.
@tyler6493 Nobody can stop the stupidity, though...
@@tyler6493yeah, it depends on what kind of mood the cop is in that day. They just banned them in my state (Tennessee, as of July 1), but I still see them on the road. My own mother drove a car with limo black tint all the way around (not the windshield tho) for years and had exactly one cop give her crap about it.
This was absolutely hilarious! I most definitely need to see more of this!
I am having way too much fun listening to the RMS crew cracking up at Sandro's expense 😂
12:10 I disagree. As a Canadian, it's legal if you're the first one to do it. Wait, that's war crimes... maybe scratch that
Go Storm Troopers? lol
Is that a fat electrician reference from a holo-fan?
HLC reference.
@@stevenwork95 That was going to be my second guess.
@@stevenwork95 no, just that Canada was absolutely brutal with a 'take no prisoners' and 'hurt them at every opportunity' in the world wars. A number new acts were added to what were considered war crimes due to Canada's barbarity.
Apparently you can possess a flame thrower in California with a permit.
Frighteningly, that seems to be one of the more restrictive states for flame throwers.
Oh calm down. They’re considered a tool and are usually used for prescribed burns
There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophies. My brain and my heart are my temples; my philosophy is kindness.
"Pickleballers of the car world" 😂Devin doesn't miss
Savage, I never saw the Pickleball crowd getting brought into this, but I love it.
Devin Stone, Winner of the off-road games
Ahahahaha. My proudest achievement!
@@LegalEagle 🫡
I was really waiting for the RMS crew to hit you with a video of you driving at the Off Road Games. Congrats on piloting the Tangerine to the win BTW.
In this video, Saul Goodman tells Jessie Pinkman to not modify his car.
When you said, "Hollow out the cat." my cat ran straight to the top of her cat tree, and gave me such a look, as if she was saying, "WTF, dad?"
Good times, good times. Oh hell, she knows where I sleep...