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Sliding doors upgrade, like a minivan. It's very popular in Dubai.

Basically, overclocking is running the processor (or GPU, or memory, or whatever you're overclocking) faster than what it is intended to run. For example, my processor runs at 3.5GHz stock, out of the box. That's 3,500,000,000 times a second (that's the clock). Overclocking is forcing it to run faster, say at 4.0GHz or 4,000,000,000 times a second. That means, with overclocking, your processor at 4.0GHz can perform 500 million more operations per second than a stock processor at 3.5GHz. In simpler terms, say you have a machine, and it prints out a picture everytime you click a button. Consider that button to be your "clock". If you click it every second, the machine spits out a picture per second. Now, say you click the button twice a second. You have now just "overclocked" your printing machine, and now it spits out two pictures a second. Now, click that button four times a second. You now have a machine that's four times as fast as the original machine, but the machine stays the same; you didn't "buy" a "faster" machine to do this. You're just running your original machine faster, at the expense of heat, of course. I think this explanation is a lot longer than I intended it to be lol (also, a few poeple have also beat me to the punch) =)

Lol, I drive around in a police car, even while off-duty/Niko hahaha

I have the MSI board (that exact one) and it's great. Looks nice too, has high quality components, and easy overclocking if you want to. Opt for the "K" processor, and you can overclock with one-click of the mouse with that motherboard. I have a Core i5 4670K 3.5GHz stock OCed to 4.5GHz easy with it.

Sounds more like a FedSig siren to me. Possibly Omega 90.

Any Schaefft CVPI =O Let the mudslinging begin lol

A few people have suggested I make a pack out of this design, so here are some experiments: On the 2012 Charger?? (Model by Cj24) Needs a bit of work, the rake of the graphics is slightly too much. The graphics was originally designed only for the Jaguar, but I'll see if I can make it work. The fonts have also changed, since these are no longer Jaguars, I cannot use the Jaguar JC Book font on them lol. On the Tahoe?? (Model by Lt.Caine) The rake of the graphics is definitely too much on the Tahoe, which is flat in comparison to the natural lines of the Jag and the Charger. Maybe I should make the stripe and lettering flat on cars that are flat, like the Tahoe and the CVPI??? // EDIT: Here's the Tahoe with flattened stripe and lettering: More to come, maybe.

Technically speaking, it is only illegal if you drive it on public roads and/or you try to impersonate an official unless there is a law on the books specifically banning the ownership of such equipment. If you buy Tahoe, paint it flat black, and add a bunch of red and blue lights and a siren, but keep it in your garage, it's perfectly fine. I have a [very] small lightbar collection, and I used to own a used CVPI for a while. One day, I just sat one of my lightbars on top of my CVPI, ran the wires to a box and the battery, and had a field day in my garage. No one was the wiser, and it was sure a bunch of fun =) Again, perfectly legal.