Vehicle Standards Bulletin 15Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
Currently in QLD State Parliament - I only found out through a cop, so not sure where to look for it, but he specifically mentioned a 50mm increase making 33's acceptable ..
It's federal guidelines, but not legislated, so states accept it or not as it were - hence the difference state to state.
Must of been kept very hush, nothing on the net about it, not that I can find anyway
P.S: I do know what VSB stands for *LMAO*
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Oh ... lmao
Yeah, just hunted myself and couldn't find anything .. it's the "only reason" I didn't get pinged for tyre size according to the friendly constabulary ...
NissanGQ4.2 (16th June 2012)
They're in the process of changing the laws over here in NZ regarding lifts. New rules are max 100mm including tires if you are member of 4wd association .if not max 50mm .If you are a member and your 4wd is 100mm lifted and you sell it to a non 4wd member you must lower it to no more than 50mm. The 50mm is borderline, one outfit can say get a cert, another can ignore it so once again bureaucracy at it's best LOL. Doesn't really affect me as such as when I've finished my project will need it anyway but do feel for the guys that already have it.
Whoever disagrees with the saying "Might is right" obviously doesn't own a MQ
Jeez Clunk. How did you manage to put so many big words in the once sentence? lol
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Woof (20th June 2012)
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