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Post by 4wheelsdriven »

Hi guys, Is a 2" body lift the highest you can go in vic or are you aloud to go higher ?
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Post by shakes »

dont trust forum hearsay... seek and ye shall find ;)

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Post by wrksux »

your kidding right?
Vicroads told me 3 differnt things on the three times i called about a 50mm body lift, told my mech a differnt thing.
there website is a maze that they cant even use
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Post by ARangie »

I agree, Best I could find on the web site was, no more than 1/3 on bump stop, but this was lowing or lifting, nothing on springs.

My mech told me 100mm all up either tyres, and body lift up to 50mm and suspension, but only 2 off these not all 3.

With my rangie I have 30mm body, gone up to 31.5 tyres, soon 32 simex, which are actually 33.4", and I'm guessing 40mm on pedder springs.
The over all height of the rangie will be just on 100mm over orginal height, with Simex.

So I think I'm right, cause thats as far as I'm going. I'm just going to fit a grader blade to the front or better still a PTO rotary hoe to take the tops off between the ruts. Then I won't need 36"boggers.
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Post by bogged »

wrksux wrote:your kidding right?
Vicroads told me 3 differnt things on the three times i called about a 50mm body lift, told my mech a differnt thing.
there website is a maze that they cant even use
agree

ARangie wrote:I agree, Best I could find on the web site was, no more than 1/3 on bump stop, but this was lowing or lifting, nothing on springs.

My mech told me 100mm all up either tyres, and body lift up to 50mm and suspension, but only 2 off these not all 3.
good to see thats changed again - last week it was all 3 (nobody can give a straight fuckin answer - vicroads, anyone!)
With my rangie I have 30mm body, gone up to 31.5 tyres, soon 32 simex, which are actually 33.4", and I'm guessing 40mm on pedder springs.
The over all height of the rangie will be just on 100mm over orginal height, with Simex.
which is also interesting when you work out, are they measuring the lift with a tape, so your sagged 8 inch lifted gear which has sagged to 2inch will pass?
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Post by bluemu »

Its all in the National Code of Practice for modification as of feb 2006, have a look in the existing thread about it and follow the link to the guidlines ;)
I'm from Brisbane, Australia
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