I had a look at the Xlink @dobbin Engineering It definately looks smart.udm wrote:I reckon you should just xlink it, you wont have to make new links, brackets, etc.
Have u checked this out yet? http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=96404
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More GQ front articulation
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Shadow wrote:bosy swaps are not that difficult to engineer, even in queensland.brighty wrote:And engineered in QLD???? Thought their rules were tight as a fishes a$$Bad JuJu wrote:How bout a LC 80 on a GQ chassis?lay80n wrote:brighty wrote: Don't get me wrong here, maybe I missed something.... but aint that an 80 series in the pic??? Didn't you ask for mods on a GQ???
Yeah you missed something. Its a 60 shell on a Gq chassis.
Layto....
What sort of mounts did u make for the body to sit on??? Pics would be good...
Especially when you taking the body off a ladder chassis, and dropping it onto another ladder chassis.
I believe that thing would be registered as a GQ patrol, as as far as queensland is concerned, its the chassis that dictates the vehicles.
No it is regoed as aFJ 62 because thats what gear box is in it & it is compliance as spring over toyota diffs even though it has a GQ chassie& diffs if I went for chassie swap i would have to reg the car as a brand new vehicle & comply with current 2007 standards to hard.
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Re: More GQ front articulation
6-7 INCH LIGHT DUTY SPRINGS ....WILL SAG TO 5 1/2 INCHES BUT GIVE BETTER TRAVEL.Brutus wrote:what is the smartest way 2 get more travel out of the front of a GQ with 5" lift & maxxis 37s
I spoke to an engineer and said that it would have to be rego'd as a Patrol as the cab would have to match the chassis numbers. How did you go about that, just chop the GQ numbers out and weld the 60series numbers in.. or grind them off and get it restamped???? didn't think that RTA/DOT like'd people playing with chassis numbers at all??? Would make for interesting play if you actually got a copper that knew a thing or 2 about 4wds!!!Brutus wrote:Shadow wrote:brighty wrote:Bad JuJu wrote:lay80n wrote:
No it is regoed as aFJ 62 because thats what gear box is in it & it is compliance as spring over toyota diffs even though it has a GQ chassie& diffs if I went for chassie swap i would have to reg the car as a brand new vehicle & comply with current 2007 standards to hard.
When in doubt..... UTE-ERIZE it!!!
The way it was done was recommended by my engineers the amuont of mods to the chassie is a lot & if it was a bit iffy there is no way it would get cretified and regoed in QLD thay are not very forgiving when it comes to reg on a car that has not been regoed befor in QLD.brighty wrote:Brutus wrote:Shadow wrote:brighty wrote:Bad JuJu wrote: I spoke to an engineer and said that it would have to be rego'd as a Patrol as the cab would have to match the chassis numbers. How did you go about that, just chop the GQ numbers out and weld the 60series numbers in.. or grind them off and get it restamped???? didn't think that RTA/DOT like'd people playing with chassis numbers at all??? Would make for interesting play if you actually got a copper that knew a thing or 2 about 4wds!!!
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Thats exactly what I have been told and i asked a Queensland Transport dude at the pits at bundal. All DOT care about is the chassis number. If it has a Hj60 chasis, its a Hj60, if it has a GQ chassis, its a GQ.brighty wrote:Brutus wrote:Shadow wrote:brighty wrote:Bad JuJu wrote: I spoke to an engineer and said that it would have to be rego'd as a Patrol as the cab would have to match the chassis numbers. How did you go about that, just chop the GQ numbers out and weld the 60series numbers in.. or grind them off and get it restamped???? didn't think that RTA/DOT like'd people playing with chassis numbers at all??? Would make for interesting play if you actually got a copper that knew a thing or 2 about 4wds!!!
Your not doing a chassis swap as far as DOT is concerned, your doing a body swap.
Maybe your engineer has found another way around the problem though.
Shadow wrote:brighty wrote:Brutus wrote:Shadow wrote:brighty wrote: Thats exactly what I have been told and i asked a Queensland Transport dude at the pits at bundal. All DOT care about is the chassis number. If it has a Hj60 chasis, its a Hj60, if it has a GQ chassis, its a GQ.
Your not doing a chassis swap as far as DOT is concerned, your doing a body swap.
Maybe your engineer has found another way around the problem though.
HMMMMMM lets leave things alone thay passed it i,m happy.
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Took Brutus on a night run on Saturday night @ Ciity view behind brisbane before going decided to take the front sway bar and disconnect completely it made a big difference. & the night run fun to.
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