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Coilovers - Legality for Road use

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Coilovers - Legality for Road use

Post by yorgerg »

Just a query for the educated guys out there

Can coilovers be engineered for use in a road registered car in vic
OR are they pretty much for the hardcore offroad sort of stuff





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Post by Gwagensteve »

I don't believe there is a problem with coilovers. Like anything though, you have to speak to the engineer BEFORE you start.

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Post by Mick. »

You can in NSW so there is a good chance you can in Victoria but it would pay to check with an engineer first though.

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Post by Wambat »

saw a gu on the road with them today, i dont know if he was engineered, but id hope so.
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