New Porsche 911 Turbo stolen from CN Rail Yard

[Maxx Mazda]

Originally posted by revelations


Helicopter mumbo jumbo

Good to know! I don't know much about the whirly-birds so it's nice to get to learn a thing or two!

[rage2]

Originally posted by Shlade
http://m.calgarysun.com/2017/04/22/c...east-rail-yard


Got the guy. Love the photo

Why does he not have pants?

[lilmira]

Well the police was looking for a guy wearing dark pants, so he took the pants off. Somehow the police figured it out.

[dj_rice]

Originally posted by max_boost
lol the fact he thought he can get away a second time

He was caught the 2nd time because the Mercedes was in transport mode, (new dealer inventory) max speed 40KM/hr as per the post on FB group.


The Porsche was a customer car en route to Ontario so hence keys in car, no transport mode.

But from FB post, this location is where they stage all the brand new dealer cars offloading. Better beef up security this time or more copy cat thefts

[revelations]

Originally posted by Maxx Mazda


Good to know! I don't know much about the whirly-birds so it's nice to get to learn a thing or two!

Helicopter engine functionality and management is similar to a turbo-prop.

[Maxt]

Originally posted by rage2

Why does he not have pants?

He was there to steal one of these?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x35...y-mistress_fun

[Maxx Mazda]

Originally posted by revelations


Helicopter engine functionality and management is similar to a turbo-prop.

Just couldn't understand how a helicopter would burn more fuel travelling faster (makes total sense how an airplane can) but it makes perfect sense that as the "load" on the rotors increases, the FF must be increased to compensate. I was thinking strictly in terms of %NG/N2 and not the other way around. Thanks for the clarification.

[GingeRRRBeef]

Originally posted by benyl


It ain't no accord 6-6

[revelations]

Originally posted by Maxx Mazda


Just couldn't understand how a helicopter would burn more fuel travelling faster (makes total sense how an airplane can) but it makes perfect sense that as the "load" on the rotors increases, the FF must be increased to compensate. I was thinking strictly in terms of %NG/N2 and not the other way around. Thanks for the clarification.

Parasitic drag still increases as the square of KIAS - with all aircraft.

Want to hear something really whacked? One bladed helicopters (with a counterbalanced rotor) are actually quite efficient and eliminate (obviously) neighbouring blade turbulence.

[Konj]

Originally posted by benyl


It ain't no accord 6-6

[max_boost]

Originally posted by dj_rice



He was caught the 2nd time because the Mercedes was in transport mode, (new dealer inventory) max speed 40KM/hr as per the post on FB group.


The Porsche was a customer car en route to Ontario so hence keys in car, no transport mode.

But from FB post, this location is where they stage all the brand new dealer cars offloading. Better beef up security this time or more copy cat thefts

lol good. then bro deserved the beat down. What is this Hollywood Gone in 60 secs lol

[rage2]

He's no Nicolas Cage if he didn't know how to turn off transport mode. It's ridiculously easy.

[Hallowed_point]

Originally posted by benyl
It ain't no accord 6-6

No shit, they caught him right #ghostcarsleeperstatus

Serious note, wow that guy is nuts. Sounds like something out of a fast & furious movie.

[rx7boi]

They confirmed it's the same dude?

[heavyD]

What's the end game? Are there chop shop rings in Western Canada?

[Sentry]

Originally posted by heavyD
What's the end game? Are there chop shop rings in Western Canada?

Right? How do you unload a brand new 911 turbo after you've stolen it?

[rage2]

Originally posted by Sentry
Right? How do you unload a brand new 911 turbo after you've stolen it?

Drop it off to someone who will unload it overseas. It's not rocket science here haha.

[heavyD]

Originally posted by rage2

Drop it off to someone who will unload it overseas. It's not rocket science here haha.

Is it that easy in Vancouver to ship a car overseas bypassing customs and such?

[revelations]

Originally posted by heavyD


Is it that easy in Vancouver to ship a car overseas bypassing customs and such?

Yes, a ton of the shipping/receiving at the port is run/controlled by organized crime (through holding companies, etc.).

Vancouver disbanded their ports police back in the 90s I think - and things went south ever since.

[Hallowed_point]

81 has strong ties to the docks/longshoremen.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/me...igation-768024