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r exo's legal

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r exo's legal

Post by huck »

Just wondering if EXO's are legal and if they require a certificate
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Post by antt »

from what i've read there is nothing illegal about them, they're technically a glorified roof rack.

i'm doing one on mine as we speak ;)
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Post by grimbo »

well the many times I've got defect notices the exo has never been questioned or brought up in road worthies
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Post by sierrajim »

if you weld to the chassis, yes an exo would be illegal.

If you bolt with u bolts around the chassis, most probably legal, not overly strong

if you drill the chassis, weld in crush tubes and bolt through, most probably illegal.

Either way the cage would not be allowed to protrude too far beyond the vehicle, would need to have radiused edges and not obstruct any lighting ie indicators, head and tail lights.
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Post by huck »

antt wrote:from what i've read there is nothing illegal about them, they're technically a glorified roof rack.

i'm doing one on mine as we speak ;)
you'll have to post some pics for me, if you can
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HID Headlight Upgrade
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Post by DeWsE »

Try the members section he has posted some pics already ;)
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Post by antt »

yep, go here-> http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... 3&start=40
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Post by bigsteve »

Why would they be illegal when so many tradesmen use them :cool:
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Post by sierrajim »

Most tradesmen have them attached to the body as opposed to the chassis. In theory a properley attached roll cage (to the chassis) also needs an engineers certificate.
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