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Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 11:19 am
by V6XtraHilux
just cruizin' wrote:Doggy wrote:Nope, the problem will come when he tries to register it at his address in brisneyland and will have to provide a road worthy certificate to QLD transport. They arent gonna give two f**ks whether or not it was roadworthy when you lived in anther state, your in our state noooowwww b*tch and if you wanna register it here its gonna have to be roadworthy by QLD rules to get the initial rego. However, after its rego'd well........
Well this too is not 100% correct, to legally be on Queensland roads he must comply to Qld rules therefore even though his truck may be regod and 100% in NSW as soon as he's over the boarder it is illegal.
Yeah this is how Ive heard it, so once I re-register it in QLD, I gotta change to suit the QLD regs. No drama really as I havent modded it huge cos of this exact problem. Will only have to change the plastic blocks to metal.
What about the locations for the road ricers and tuners etc? Like I said, dont wanna buy a house it that area!!
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 12:36 pm
by Reddo
is that so?? Well we was told diffeent here in Tas. The tranny boys said that they each respected other State's Certificates, and they automatically accepted a QLD plate on mods on the 40. Nice of them cause the main mods were done in QLD, but a few more were added later......
Qld rules
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 1:48 pm
by stinger
I think you will find that even Qld Transport Guys must honnor another states rules provided it stays registered in that state. The guy who had the artic pack 80 series from Fourbys had many a discussion eith Qld Transport and Police but they could not do anything becuase it was registered in NSW. That really pissed them off
Posted: Tue Jan 23, 2007 6:15 pm
by HiluxDave
I often wonder what attention my lux will draw when i finally put the 8'' and 35's under it.
I run 33's at the moment as daily drivers and have had a few police make good comments about them.
I still shit myself every time i get pulled over. But i still have the 16'' split rims and tires in the shed just in case.
Dave.
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 9:30 am
by dogbreath_48
HiluxDave wrote:I often wonder what attention my lux will draw when i finally put the 8'' and 35's under it.
I run 33's at the moment as daily drivers and have had a few police make good comments about them.
I still shit myself every time i get pulled over. But i still have the 16'' split rims and tires in the shed just in case.
Dave.
8" lift is rediculous (under a hilux especially) - i doubt you'll last long on the road (or the bush for that matter :S )
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 11:07 am
by markil
dogbreath_48 wrote:HiluxDave wrote:I often wonder what attention my lux will draw when i finally put the 8'' and 35's under it.
I run 33's at the moment as daily drivers and have had a few police make good comments about them.
I still shit myself every time i get pulled over. But i still have the 16'' split rims and tires in the shed just in case.
Dave.
8" lift is rediculous (under a hilux especially) - i doubt you'll last long on the road (or the bush for that matter :S )
It is ridiculous
running 33's and going to lift 8" to put a tyre on only 2" bigger
Sounds stupid to me, maybe it's just for
factor
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 11:24 am
by dreamz
yea register the car in nsw and go 38/40s
Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 2:29 pm
by RockyF75
markil wrote:dogbreath_48 wrote:HiluxDave wrote:I often wonder what attention my lux will draw when i finally put the 8'' and 35's under it.
I run 33's at the moment as daily drivers and have had a few police make good comments about them.
I still shit myself every time i get pulled over. But i still have the 16'' split rims and tires in the shed just in case.
Dave.
8" lift is rediculous (under a hilux especially) - i doubt you'll last long on the road (or the bush for that matter :S )
It is ridiculous
running 33's and going to lift 8" to put a tyre on only 2" bigger
Sounds stupid to me, maybe it's just for
factor
he doesn't mean 8" in total? Including the 3"s or so gained from the tyres
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 6:08 pm
by HiluxDave
Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 6:47 pm
by RockyF75
HiluxDave wrote:Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
I just figured no one could be THAT stupid
..... not even a Hilux owner
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:17 pm
by Grumpy Stumpy
And what about insurance? Who will cover you legally if you get into a smash? esp a bad one, it does happen..
Insurers say its your responsibility to meet Gov regs. That means to run susp and large tyres eng cert required if you can get one.
Just a question? Where in QLD do you need large tyres? other than a comp track?
. . . In queensland everything is bigger but why do we need a reason?
Thanks again for all the replies
Fitting 35's for sure
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:37 pm
by booflux
HiluxDave wrote:Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
I am running 35s with 4"lift why go to that much height? I still need to do some guard chopping but to me 8" is just too high and unstable. Will be keen to see you prove me wrong though
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 10:57 pm
by HiluxDave
I am surprised that you can fit 35's with a 4'' lift booflux. I dont doubt it, i just didnt think it was possible. I bet they are mickey thompsons but
And i have every intention of proving people wrong but i wont be complaining if it ends up on its lid either. Cant say you didnt tell me
I thought if i am going to lift it; i have 2'' now with 33's (mickey thompsons and dont scrub at all under any circumstances), add 2'' body lift and then 4'' IFS lift and 35's.
I have a mate with an ifs single cab style side. He has basically the same set up with 35's and apart from looking good (in proportion) eats mine alive.
Dont get me wrong, the pictures i have seen of yours look awesome but i didnt know 35's would go under with only 4'' of lift.
I dont really understand what you are saying grumpy. Why not fit 35's if i can? There is plenty of big enough stuff near me for 35's.
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 12:38 am
by tuffsahara
hahah 8 inch on a hilux with ifs = rollover
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 6:56 am
by booflux
HiluxDave wrote:I am surprised that you can fit 35's with a 4'' lift booflux. I dont doubt it, i just didnt think it was possible. I bet they are mickey thompsons but
And i have every intention of proving people wrong but i wont be complaining if it ends up on its lid either. Cant say you didnt tell me
I thought if i am going to lift it; i have 2'' now with 33's (mickey thompsons and dont scrub at all under any circumstances), add 2'' body lift and then 4'' IFS lift and 35's.
I have a mate with an ifs single cab style side. He has basically the same set up with 35's and apart from looking good (in proportion) eats mine alive.
Dont get me wrong, the pictures i have seen of yours look awesome but i didnt know 35's would go under with only 4'' of lift.
I dont really understand what you are saying grumpy. Why not fit 35's if i can? There is plenty of big enough stuff near me for 35's.
Yeh mate they are Mickey Thompsons but being 315/70/17 they measure only just under 35" 34.9 from memory. They do fit there is scrubbing but some guard modification will fix that. Agree it will look cool with 8" and 35s. Just personally Id be worried
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 11:16 am
by dogbreath_48
HiluxDave wrote:Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
I am a coolie so jam it
You did say 8" lift AND 35's so i assumed the lift was all susp/body. Good to hear you have some sense; all that extra width sounds good.
-Stu
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:10 am
by markil
Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 9:14 pm
by HiluxDave
The only time i am gonna end up on my side or my lid markil is when i ramp your pos side on and try to drive off the other side (but even then i doubt it)
Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 9:17 pm
by HiluxDave
tuffsahara wrote:hahah 8 inch on a hilux with ifs = rollover
sahara = rollover.............. full stop!
doesnt matter what mods it has. They should be put in the soft roader class.
Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 9:23 pm
by HiluxDave
In the TOYOTA section at the moment there are pictures of an ifs dual cab almost exactly like mine with the 4'' and 2'' body lift. It will be very similar if not exactly the same as that one, and that one has 35's too.
it is called PROCOMP 4'' LIFT KIT FOR IFS HILUX.
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 12:50 pm
by markil
HiluxDave wrote:The only time i am gonna end up on my side or my lid markil is when i ramp your pos side on and try to drive off the other side (but even then i doubt it)
Why would you try to drive up the side of someones car to put your own car on its side to prove a point? Stick to driving tracks dipshit
EDIT- Just had a look at your members thread, i'll let you try ramp my car, but then I ramp yours over and over for as long as you tried to ramp mine
HiluxDave wrote:In the TOYOTA section at the moment there are pictures of an ifs dual cab almost exactly like mine with the 4'' and 2'' body lift. It will be very similar if not exactly the same as that one, and that one has 35's too.
it is called PROCOMP 4'' LIFT KIT FOR IFS HILUX.
I think you'll have a nice poser car that's tall, narrow and being talked up way too much. Anytime you feel like having a wheel-off let me know
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:22 pm
by V6XtraHilux
Getting a bit personal isnt it boys???!!!!
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 2:44 pm
by vSAHARAx
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 9:14 pm
by HiluxDave
V6XtraHilux wrote:Getting a bit personal isnt it boys???!!!!
Is a bit......
I am only having a bit of fun fellas.
I do with my money and truck what i like the same as you are entitled to do with yours. You too are entitled to an opinion but none of my comments were meant to offend, i am not offended by any of yours.
IFS = is for shopping
Dave.
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 9:28 pm
by markil
V6XtraHilux wrote:Getting a bit personal isnt it boys???!!!!
It's just a bit of shit stirring
This has got a bit off topic hasn't it
Should be in chit chat now
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 9:43 pm
by DamTriton
HiluxDave wrote:Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
6" track width increase won't get past any roadworthy in any state, especially on an IFS.
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 9:45 pm
by HiluxDave
DAMKIA wrote:HiluxDave wrote:Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
6" track width increase won't get past any roadworthy in any state, especially on an IFS.
Neither will the 35's or the 33's on it now for that matter. Or the spotties on the roof, or the ...............................
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 10:51 pm
by toaddog
hillbilly wrote:It's not just the hassle of the tyres.
It will just be a matter of time before you are pulled over for them.
I work in Bris. Travel daily. Sit in traffic along side police with my 3inch susp. 2inch body. 35inch bfg's.( usually all nods and smiles )
At least twice a year I get pulled.(for tyres)
Clean car, not speeding, using indicators.
But the guys that pull you over seem to have a bee in their bonnet over slightly modded 4wd's.
All respect to the boys in blue.. but some just seem to hate 4wd.
So.....its not just the hassle of the tyres but rather the full
safety certificate required each time.
No big drama really , but just a pain in the arse and another
expense to pay out.
You get all sorts in the job.
Sometimes you get lucky and its a fourby owner who just wants to look other times he or she drives a barina.....
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:20 pm
by Nelso
DAMKIA wrote:HiluxDave wrote:Maybe markil and dogbreath are the coolies. I doubt you blokes would last long following me in the bush with my ute as it is now
I am guilty of a bit of shite wording
, however, 4'' suspension (able to be wound to 6'' (its an IFS)), and 2'' body lift and 35's with an increased track width/offset to compensate for the extra height. That is 8'' in total NOT 8'' on top of what i have just to fit 35's. I will increase the overall height by 4'' to fit the 35's not 8''. My mistake, my wording was a little misleading.
So from a standard hilux it will be 8'' in total with about 3'' from the tires and increased track width of about 6''. About the equivalent of a hilux with a 2'' lift and 31's.
Thanks for actually reading into it a bit Rocky.
6" track width increase won't get past any roadworthy in any state, especially on an IFS.
I had 3" offset rims with 35" tyres a while ago and got sick of adjusting wheel bearings every 5000kms. They're not legal and they were dangerous on the road and put way too much stress through your hubs. My suggestion is to get rid of the IFS and get a more capable car with a wider track or do a live axle conversion and fit a landcruiser diff under the front.
Posted: Tue Jan 30, 2007 2:08 pm
by vSAHARAx
markil wrote:V6XtraHilux wrote:Getting a bit personal isnt it boys???!!!!
It's just a bit of shit stirring
This has got a bit off topic hasn't it
Should be in chit chat now
Its Good To Have A Laugh (at others expense of coarse
) Sorry about us high-jacking the thread
Troy