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Body Lift Engineering and insurance Requirements

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Body Lift Engineering and insurance Requirements

Post by callumm »

Hey all. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what is required as far as legal requirements and engineering certificates when fitting body blocks. I live in brisbane. So do i have to get 2 inch blocks engineered and if so where can i get it done?
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Re: Body Lift Engineering and insurance Requirements

Post by bogged »

speak with an engineer.
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Post by Braddels »

In QLD 50mm is all you are allowed in body lift height without engineering cert. you go to the RTA and they give you a form. You detail all the information about what type of blocks, bolts, nuts etc... they then approve it or not. Then as your lift is now not a road worthy issue ( if done corretly) insurance should not be a problem. Somebody correct me if I am on the wrong path but this is the way I read it when I was looking at a BL for my truck. :)
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Post by callumm »

Thanks guys. I got my blocks today so i will go and see qld transport on monday to check it all out.
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Post by QLD4x4 »

QLD Transport allows for a 2" body lift and a 2" suspension lift, no engineering required.....
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Post by Ridge »

QLD4x4 wrote:QLD Transport allows for a 2" body lift and a 2" suspension lift, no engineering required.....
2" body as long as it is approved by qld transport. suspension is 1/3 of the stock wheel travel in one direction either up or down.
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