The picture below is a yank truck... but i am really interested in the idea they have done on the tub... the cut down the bottom of the ass end of it.
my real question is how legal is it provided i remount the numberplate / mudflaps, and who is an engineer i can talk to just quickly about it?!?!
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Legalities of Cutting Tub...
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I Have a Hilux, Its nothing fancy, but it gives me plenty of fun!
cant see it being any different than this
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very true... but legalities is my main problem... this will stand out a bit more than a cut on the bottom of a wagon...
isnt it a law to have a rear bumper!
dont wanna give the police any extra reason to pull me up, will be wearing p plates as soon as october comes round :/
isnt it a law to have a rear bumper!
dont wanna give the police any extra reason to pull me up, will be wearing p plates as soon as october comes round :/
I Have a Hilux, Its nothing fancy, but it gives me plenty of fun!
I doubt there are specific rules for this. But what you would have to comply with:
Still need a bumper, (I think maximum bumper height is in the ADR's).
Lights are staying in the same place - so that is OK.
Must be no sharp edges - fold panels properly after chop.
Will probably need mudflaps - think there is also a rule on this - amount of wheel that must be covered by mudguard/mudflap.
Still need a bumper, (I think maximum bumper height is in the ADR's).
Lights are staying in the same place - so that is OK.
Must be no sharp edges - fold panels properly after chop.
Will probably need mudflaps - think there is also a rule on this - amount of wheel that must be covered by mudguard/mudflap.
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im assuming i could use a rubber piece with chain holding to position for mudflap... im sure ive seen it on a couple of tray designs...
sharp edges are sweet to fix,
just bumper... i was a lil confused as i dont think the ute came with a bumper really... was jsut tub... but i spose the bottom part served as a bumper itself...
ah well, shall try get in contact with an engineer to make sure of everything
sharp edges are sweet to fix,
just bumper... i was a lil confused as i dont think the ute came with a bumper really... was jsut tub... but i spose the bottom part served as a bumper itself...
ah well, shall try get in contact with an engineer to make sure of everything
I Have a Hilux, Its nothing fancy, but it gives me plenty of fun!
Mate got defected for various issues couple of weeks ago, not for the rear.
He chopped the back end like seen in photo, had to go back to inspection twice until they passed the vehicle for other issues, rear end was never mentioned and vehicle is passed with the tubs missiing right up to top of wheel arch and no bumper
He chopped the back end like seen in photo, had to go back to inspection twice until they passed the vehicle for other issues, rear end was never mentioned and vehicle is passed with the tubs missiing right up to top of wheel arch and no bumper
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In the Tech Bible there's a long list of engineers.
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Can't see why you need a bumper for a ute. Most utes don't come with them.
Some up spec models like SR5 etc. do but not most of the base models.
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Can't see why you need a bumper for a ute. Most utes don't come with them.
Some up spec models like SR5 etc. do but not most of the base models.
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