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QLD Suspension Laws

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QLD Suspension Laws

Post by Surfin Alec »

I have someone interested in my Surf but unsure of QLD laws. The Surf has a SAS in the front (flat lux leaves) and 2" 80 series coils in the rear (approx 4" lift) and a 3" body lift.
Can it be regoed in QLD???

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Re: QLD Suspension Laws

Post by RUFF »

Surfin Alec wrote:I have someone interested in my Surf but unsure of QLD laws. The Surf has a SAS in the front (flat lux leaves) and 2" 80 series coils in the rear (approx 4" lift) and a 3" body lift.
Can it be regoed in QLD???

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The Body lift wopuld need to be lowered to 50mm and depending on the engineer the SAS may pass. You can only lift a 4wd 2/3rd of the factory bump stop.
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Post by frp88 »

i was tolled 1/3rd i hope mine was incorrect and you are right ruff
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Post by RUFF »

frp88 wrote:i was tolled 1/3rd i hope mine was incorrect and you are right ruff
No sorry i think your right.
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Post by booflux »

On the sas talk to south east qld 4x4 on the gold coast they would be able to let you know as they have done a few up here.
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Post by Chucky »

Qld modification rules Suck arse.

It sh1ts me that a legal 4wd in NSW is deemed unsafe and unraodworthy and won't be allowed to be rego'd just because it is lifted more than 2".

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Post by Beastmavster »

Well, soon it will be the 2" rule for most under NCOP, then we have an equal opportunity-to-biatch environment.
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Post by ofr57 »

bacially if your 4wd can go over a speed hump no worries they will have a whine

BUt I've heard if you spend enough $ you can get some things allowed in queensland
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ofr57 wrote:bacially if your 4wd can go over a speed hump no worries they will have a whine

BUt I've heard if you spend enough $ you can get some things allowed in queensland
"Da Hulk" case in point. V8 powered GQ chassis with a Commo ute dumped on top, running 39.5" TSL's, if you look at the photos of it in the mags you can see the rego sticker in one corner of the windscreen. Not disputing the work that went into it.....

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Post by ShortyMQ »

RUFF wrote:
frp88 wrote:i was tolled 1/3rd i hope mine was incorrect and you are right ruff
No sorry i think your right.
1/3rd is right. same for lifting or lowering.
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Post by just cruizin' »

DAMKIA wrote: "Da Hulk" case in point. V8 powered GQ chassis with a Commo ute dumped on top, running 39.5" TSL's, if you look at the photos of it in the mags you can see the rego sticker in one corner of the windscreen. Not disputing the work that went into it.....

One rule for some, another rule for others..........
The V8 in a GQ chassis is no problem, has been done heaps of times and the new body is too much of an issue either. But the tyres would definitely not pass. Even the 80 series that Fourby's tyre have/had was rego'd in NSW, and that had passed brake and swerve tests.

Just because it's rego'd means nothing, how many of us (Qlders) can stick our hands in the air and say our trucks comply 100%, not many if any.
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