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would these be legal in vic?

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would these be legal in vic?

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Post by grimbo »

I don't think so as that would put the lights outsdie of the headlights. From memory any extra lights must be between the existing headlights. But as always your best bet is to confirm with VicRoads
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As good as they look and how well they mount they are not the best. The light off the spotties reflects off the bonnet (esp when the bonnet is dirty) and it does make it hard to see things in the distance.
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Post by muppet_man67 »

you may also have problems with the height of them. I think there are regulations that specify the maximim height allowed for headlights.
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muppet_man67 wrote:you may also have problems with the height of them. I think there are regulations that specify the maximim height allowed for headlights.
I think the rules are they must not obstruct your view in any way (ie top of bullbar) and not obstruct your other lighting.
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Eff wrote:
muppet_man67 wrote:you may also have problems with the height of them. I think there are regulations that specify the maximim height allowed for headlights.
I think the rules are they must not obstruct your view in any way (ie top of bullbar) and not obstruct your other lighting.
it is either 1200 or 1400mm from the road I believe, but as I said best to check VicRoads not the internet experts on here
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Post by Eff »

You see that many 4wd's with spotties on their rollbars, and top of their windshield. It maybe illegal but it doesnt seem to be a rule they inforce.
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Post by =SKB= »

The rule with rollbar spotties is they can be bolted on but not wired up to be road legal...not sure how that makes sense. That setup off the windscreen hinge is illegal in NSW.
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Post by mroffroader »

[quote="=SKB="]The rule with rollbar spotties is they can be bolted on but not wired up to be road legal...not sure how that makes sense. That setup off the windscreen hinge is illegal in NSW.[/quote]

Wouldn't that mean that it cant be wired up to your headlights eg when you turn on your headlight they turn on aswell. to be "legal" you probably have to have a seprate switch for them like on your dashboard... would that make more sense :D
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I've been told they can't be wired up at all ie 'just to look at'...but your idea does make sense.
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but as I said best to check VicRoads not the internet experts on here
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=SKB= wrote:I've been told they can't be wired up at all ie 'just to look at'...but your idea does make sense.
i think i have read some where that they have to be disconnected or switched, OUTSIDE the cabin

i think (for the rollbar lights)


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Post by Guy »

grimbo wrote:
Eff wrote:
muppet_man67 wrote:you may also have problems with the height of them. I think there are regulations that specify the maximim height allowed for headlights.
I think the rules are they must not obstruct your view in any way (ie top of bullbar) and not obstruct your other lighting.
it is either 1200 or 1400mm from the road I believe, but as I said best to check VicRoads not the internet experts on here
1200mm max height for headlights only.
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Post by joeblow »

firstly don'y hook them up to headlights and classify them worklights.second you can have roll cage lights legally.they have to be specific size,wattage etc.contact vic roads engineers [not vicroads themselves] for further info.
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