Outer Limits 4x4 Board

my point is only that the police officer can say it doesnt match up, not wait to you get to the pits to be properly inspected and told.

its more of a problem with police saying that a pod filter for example is a mod and so you have to re-cert your engine, brakes and rollcage mods because the ...

im not talking about doctored certs, im talking about getting a mod approved then changing the mod, ie get 3 inches of lift approved then go 5 inches later, or, get approvals for mods a, b and c, and then you add mod d without approval and suddenly you have to recertify

hopefully that makes more ...

yep i do
as i have been told these new powers are to stop people from adding mods illegally. so a police office pulls you over and then evaluates your paperwork vs the car and if they decide something is a-miss can invalidate all your paperwork.

now how many officers do you know have a tape measure ...

Melts, modifications that have been approved under previous schemes dont have to be re-approved once a new set of rules come in.

The technicality is that if the modifications were changed after the new rules were implemented or not approved previously then you have to comply with the later rules ...

How do you know its going to "render" a large amount of vehicles illegel?

I could not see in there anywhere that thay (the states or whoever) are going to make these changes retrospective.

That is correct. It is unlikely the states will make the legisltation retrospective. Imagine how much it ...