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Legality of Body Lifts & Tyres
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Legality of Body Lifts & Tyres
I see a lot of 4bs gettin around with 33'+ rubber and body lifts.
From what I understand most of these mods are illegal unless you have an engineers certificate.
Understandably you can cop a canary and fine no big deal, but how do people go with insurance?
Do companies pay up if you stack 35' spinning 2' body lifted trucks? Can they refuse payment if your truck is/was unroadworthy?
Are many people bothering to engineer minor mods such 2' body and 35' tyres?
Am looking into bigger rubber & a b/lift.
From what I understand most of these mods are illegal unless you have an engineers certificate.
Understandably you can cop a canary and fine no big deal, but how do people go with insurance?
Do companies pay up if you stack 35' spinning 2' body lifted trucks? Can they refuse payment if your truck is/was unroadworthy?
Are many people bothering to engineer minor mods such 2' body and 35' tyres?
Am looking into bigger rubber & a b/lift.
Re: Legality of Body Lifts & Tyres
honestly you really need to ask this?DB wrote: Can they refuse payment if your truck is/was unroadworthy?


there are plenty of threads on this. for legality its best to check with your local authority. eg vicroads. they will tell you what you can and cant do. For insurance get a written approval for any modification from your insurance company that way you know your covered. If they refuse to cover you with the modifications then take out insurance with DGI insurance which is recomended by the Australian 4wd association. They insure competition trucks so its a fair bet that you will be covered with a body lift and 33's. You are also covered when 4wding.
damnit when I started writing this I was going to be the first response.
damnit when I started writing this I was going to be the first response.
bogged wrote:DB wrote:What I want to know is anyone engineering minor mods?
yes... you specially want insurance when you cause $10,000,000 damage to a building that you hit..
WTF?

Student of Gelignite Jack?

Scott
NJ SWB wrote:WTF?What do you carry in the back of your Patrol to cause ten million dollars of damage to a building?
Student of Gelignite Jack?
GQ into a multi story building take out a main structural wall, building demolished or rebuilt main wall, tenants have to be relocated while building is demolished and rebuilt, or main wall rebuilt... move tenants back in, union shit, etc etc.
Im thinking that it has been done.
And what a man gelignite jack murray was!!!
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