Yeah use that magnetic sheet not very Pricey ,just needs a sticker on it.
350 x 100 should cover no. plate
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Yeah use that magnetic sheet not very Pricey ,just needs a sticker on it.
350 x 100 should cover no. plate
If it's just for pics, use Blue Tac, or in Clunk's case, plastiscene (?) :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
I'll just blame 4WD TV if anything happens to my Troll. They should have blank out my plate when they aired the meetup.
I have GPS tracking, Can even listen to theives as they drive away lol bwaaaah
its pretty sad that some one report a fellow member because what they say on the forums, its just really petty to me. but its still a good idea to cover the plates but if some one want steel your car its going to happen but there days what can they do with it, take your car for a joyride.
Damn - just came across this thread. Guess I shouldn't be so nieve as to think having my plates showing wouldn't be an issue.
Thanks for the conversation - very informative and all noted.
Another job to add to the list this weekend!
Agreed. A neighbour always used to park his fully kitted Patrol in his driveway. Came out one Sunday morning to find the bullbar with winch and roofrack had been removed during the night!Quote:
Originally Posted by MQ MAD
Some will do anything if they really want it.
What about your profile ? If you put your full name anywhere on your profile with area you live and post pictures of your rigg the transport department could find out your address through that info.
Tbh I think you have to be very unlucky there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lightspeed
Like, piano falling from a jumbo cargo door onto your head unlucky...
They can still be conniving karnts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
They seem to target the GQ more than the GU down here ,
but luckily non have been stolen for a while now touch wood.
I dunno, if someone sees your car and thinks, I like that, I will have that. They will find you and get it. We're not talking about some knob seeing your car and trying to pinch it we're talking about professionals.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
But still yeah you'd have to be really unlucky.
I keep mine in poor condition to deter theft
Same best deterent is a vehicle that loks line you'd catch something if ya sat in it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
Bwahahah !Quote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
Fake dog turd on the drivers seat should work well then growler ?
Heres my deterent, he does a bloody good job. LOL Attachment 44556
That should work, sadly i only got my cutey maltese and a rat terrier. .. . . Should get a pitbull or somethingQuote:
Originally Posted by Lightspeed
Rottweillers are a pretty good alarm/immobiliser system too. I'll give them about 10 or so minutes, then slip out to see what all the commotion is about. Bwah ha ha!!!!
could someone explain me how to upload a Photo because i want to share my ride with you it is an nearly stock 1990 Nissan Patrol GR Y60has 223500 km on it and runs perfrectly fine
of this link a little way down the page
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...-Upload-Photos
That's sucks people would spend there time searching through all this to find cars not legal
Hows the manual hunting going...
Ease up cobber. What's he doing wrong?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
I dunno if it's been said yet but just to set the record straight.........
Nearly ANY modification requires permits, at least is most states anyway. Many mods require engineers certificates & those are clearly mentioned on DPI (transport) websites. There are changes you can make without permits but they need DPI notification such as paint colour, engine number due to std eng exchange, etc. Few mods like window tint & most electrical & lighting mods etc along with std parts replacement don't require anything but any suspension mod, tyre/wheel mod incl mags, eng mods, turbo mods, exhaust mods, fuel sys mods, body mods, driveline mods, brake mods etc ALL need permits.
With many mods, the cops don't know any better & some mods can be done without hassle if they were fitted from factory on that model ie GU bonnet scoops, factory mags etc.
A 2" lift may be fitted without engineer certificates in most states & 2 sizes over in tyres is usually legal ie 33's are usually allowed on vehicles that came out with 31's. A vehicle with a lift exceeding 2" requires engineers certs & a lane change (slalom) test performed by a pro driver. It's a costly & difficult procedure.
I've spent yrs fighting the law about these things & have been over the pits about 30 times with all types of vehicles. It sucks that someone would dob in a fellow enthusiast but it doesn't surprise me it's a jeep driver. I'm new here so I just deleted what I was about to type about my experiences with those folk but you can guess.
Most of us have seen & read about MANY idiots who have no clue & just fit what they think is a cool lift kit & it's just downright dangerous & stupid & it's clowns like this that the rest of us who know what we're doing can thank for uncle sam making permits compulsory. For eg I know of 2 young fools with 9" & 10" lifts & these cars are back yard jobs. I know of another one with a 5" lift on std panhard rods which stick the wheels out ridiculously to the left side. THESE are the guys who should be reported. Do gooders who just dob ppl in need a good slap in my opinion coz they're just jealous.
I bet everyone on this forum has some form of illegal mod on their car. In fact 90% of cars on the road have some sort of illegal mod ie a mod that has no permit. Based on this is it really unsafe to mod your car? In most cases, no! It's all common sense. Drive in a manner that attracts attention & you'll get it. Drive sensibly & the cops usually leave you alone. Fellow forumites on the other hand should mind their own business. Admire it or rack off.
I think FB is more"dangerous" than this...:)
Heaps of people on the forum have stock vehicles, most of them would be 100% legal, don't break the law and most of the time you will be safe, although having a modified vehicle that complies to regulations is not a 100% guarantee you wont be defected.
But look, If you fit a 5 inch lift or 35s etc, and drive it around (or post pics on the net) then you are asking to get busted, pretty simple really, lets not sugar coat it, you know it is breaking the law, so don't cry if you get done, its your own fault, even if someone else alerted the authorities to your illegal vehicle mods, while id never dob someone in myself, I honestly don't feel sorry for anyone in that situation, as I know they made a clear choice to knowingly break the law, meanwhile, the rest of us law abiding citizens are stuck with a 2" lift , 33s and front a rear sway bars :clownredpuff:
Noted.....
Interesting read.
Keep goin' laddie, only nine posts to go!!!
Great tip, never thought about that before, i have never bothered blanking my rego on any photos
Thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04OFF
Life is a lot clearer, now. lol.
Take care and stay legal out there.
Rossco