Slicktop VS Rooftop Vehicle Comparison | 911RR
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- It's Upfit Friday and this week we've got something a little different for you.
Nate will explain the differences between two unmarked police units.
Watch the video and let us know which you prefer in the comments!
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Great set up the black one that's how you properly set up a park pattern slow big chunks of light
The bracket holding on the light bar would look much better/ cleaner if it was black to blend in, it sticks out big time nonetheless bulid looks great.
The only unmarked vehicle I saw with a lightbar had a ghost decal package.
Avronator in Arizona almost all state troopers have light bars with ghost decal package on their white or black explorers. They look pretty cool.
I said it before and I will say it again, unmarked cars make no sense with an overhead light bar.
Michael G it’s possible that the department is using another company for graphics
An addition of mirror mounts on the unmarked would have been a welcome addition, maybe the V-series. Overall though, very clean, not over the top builds. Nice work.
More Nate doing videos! This is OUTSTANDING to see! Keep up the great work guys. Love the vids!
Interior bars that have to go through tint will never be as bright as a light bar
Not necessarily.
Did anybody catch the fact that the white Police Interceptor Utility with the Vertexe’s in the tail light housings are not synced correctly? It looks like the driver side is a triple flash in the passenger side is a double flash. Definitely off, but not terrible, I’m just pointing it out. Just a heads up 911 Rapid Response incase you want to correct that!
Would’ve went with under mirror lights on slick top vs the vertex on front corners. Without a reflector, the vertex light is worthless.
I didn't see the headlight flashers on the slick top. Maybe the camera didn't pick it up?
Was flashing at end of video when driving. Ignition may have been off or something.
I have a 2004 CROWN VICTORIA POLICE INTERCEPTOR that was used as a slicktop marked patrol car for a County Constable so it doesn't have any holes in the roof or trunk for antennas or lightbar but still has heavy duty wraparound push bumper mounted.
Is there any departments that actually have unmarks with a light bar, if so, why?
Connecticut State Police runs that type of setup.
IIRC, the cars have always been take home cars. They had magnets they would stick to the cars if the received a call,and the light bar went in the back seat/trunk. I'm not sure if its still done this way.
Harvey Sanchez the department might be using another company for the graphics
Connecticut or the ones In the video? I'm positive Connecticut dosen't run a bunch of marked units. A cursory Google search confirms that.
@@DoughBoy3380 I just realised that, yet Ik a bunch of CSP officers who use their cruiser for everything lol
1) Great video
2) how about showing cars at night light up?
3) reds still look orange/yellow to me.
The white slicktop's rear hideaways in the tail lights are flashing different patterns. OOPS!
That is a very common mistake since it's so similar but bothers me so much hahaha
Being a fan of law enforcement vehicles (but not a member of law enforcement myself) I prefer slicktop for unmarked vehicles, just because they're harder to spot. That said, I also prefer unmarked vehicles to not have law enforcement wheels or spotlamps, simply because those are even harder to spot, especially to a trained eye! I love the Durango that you guys did for just that reason: no exterior details to give it away, the ultimate "sleeper"!
Um, ok
I love slick tops but I feel like the black interceptor should of been the slick top and the white interceptor should of had the overhead lightbar . Just my opinion because the black ones are for more undercover use and the white ones more for patrol use i guess thats just me lol but great video love your videos .
i hate rooftop lightbars, from the bottom of my heart. Slicktop all day.
Beautiful lights and suv
Maybe I'm missing something here but why would you have unmarked vehicle with a roof light bar lol
both interceptors design are different from the normal interceptors in the front
Why not use oem console find a clean way to mount equipment there, it looks a lot better and save money
I like the Rooftop. I didn’t care for the set up on the Slicktop.
CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN TO ME WHY THE EXPLORER NAME WAS DROPPED? I mean that’s what they are. Upgraded Ford Explorers.
same with the Taurus.. just a family like the superduty having badges for powerstroke
So I want to ask, is there a meaning to if a cop car's lights flash red and blue vs white and blue or all blue? All the cop cars in the town I live in and what I've seen in the surrounding towns flash either all blues or blues and whites. What's the difference?
I think there no difference but it could be personal preference of the department and or its history or officer safety
The black PIU would look even better as a slick top. Yo bad all law enforcement agencies didn't run all blue lights like my home state of maine.
Rick David where you located in Maine? I live in Vermont, but I got a camp over there in Wells Maine. I notice the Wells Police Department has all slick top vehicles in there patrol fleet. Pretty cool I thought when I eventually noticed that!
@@thortrooper I'm from Farmington but have lived in Bangor since 2006. Local PD has no slick tops but the S.O does. Pretty cool.
Wells is a nice area, we visit Ogonquit at least once per summer.
I think red and blues are the best!
Rick David has a point, though - it would be nice if flasher colors for different types of emergency services were standardized across the country ... easier to know who's coming up behind you on a rainy night lol. Okay, jk about the who's coming up behind you, but still would make some sense.
1:08 Just MO but Ford almost had it right but they did 3 very stupid things. One is only having 2 small mounting locations. There’s enough to literally put a whole bar to touch both headlights and cover the whole top half of the grill. 2 is that these fake grills are so stupid they’re going overboard. Only like 35% of it is in use. The rest is highly noticeable plastic. If it were 80/90% open, I would get it, cause you could still mount lights up top. But wtf is the point in this 35% opening? And finally, the bottom half of the grill going up and out should meet the very bottom corner of the headlight exactly. Give it symmetry and organization, make it look cleaner. Looks like a bad drawing by a kindergartener.