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Post by roverlux »

Just got home to a nice registered letter regarding my hilux. some whiner has complained it is to high (its lifted 2"!) wheels are to big (its got 31's atm!) and it has no mud flaps, (Thats true!), just wanted to know if anyone here from tas or wherever has been running without big daggy mud flaps??? is this illegal at all?????

Whell thats my rant for the day. I just had off get that off my chest!

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Post by largesuzy »

they have to be as wide as the tire and i think 30cm from the ground min :D
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

This has been discussed a few times - mud flaps are required by ADRs AFAIK.
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Post by phippsy »

Yep, got a letter as well for no mudflaps up here in QLD.
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Post by roverlux »

ok. that helps. i am gonna have to make some up then preety soon!!!
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Post by Bighazza »

and you can tell the tossa to get stuffed about the suspension and tyres

in Tas with the new rules you should be no where near illegal
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Post by largesuzy »

roverlux wrote:ok. that helps. i am gonna have to make some up then preety soon!!!
lol just use rubber floor mats thats wat a lot of people use up here looks dodgey but works u could even set it up with quick disconect pins for when u go wheeling then just pin them back on when u go on the road
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Post by mikmav »

el'cheapo mud flaps.
rubber door matt from a reject shop or something, couple of screws
and a little bit of chain, 30 mins work and less than $10 of bits and you're done.
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Post by matthewK »

was gonna say head to the rubber factory pic some heavey stuff up bolt a bracket on and bolt onto car keep em happy :)
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Post by roverlux »

thanks for that, but im just going to borrow them of my old mans landcruiser!!!


i have been told someone "just spotted it and said it was to high and the wheels protrude and had no flaps"..... for FU*K sake!!!!! who is that fu*king bored???? it has made my day totally shit coz some wanka has decided they think my lux is "not Safe" im gonna find them and make a nusence of myself!! (not in my 4b of corse!)

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Post by fool_injected »

old conveyor belt is good, heaps strong if you can get it
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Post by ratboy »

fool_injected wrote:old conveyor belt is good, heaps strong if you can get it
this is what i use free from work
ok it was me
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