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choping 60 into single cab tray back
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 6:15 pm
by crazy60
got myself a runabout the other day and want to chop my 60 in half just looking for info and things to watch out for and legalities live in canberra any help would be greatful
Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 8:03 pm
by Ruffy
I've chopped mine but not into a tray.
If you want to do CCDA comps then remember the vehicle must retain the original number of body mounts!
As far as legalities i'd be talking to an engineer in your territory if it bothers you for it to be legal.
G_Loomis has chopped his into a tray back and appears to be a good job.
Oh... and by the way.. The Golden rule is if you chop a 60 into a ute you MUST paint it yellow..
Look here..
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 11:49 am
by G_loomis
60 chop
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 3:44 pm
by crazy60
thanks loomis how much did it cost you in the way of steel and what size did you use
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 4:52 pm
by chunderlicious
Ruffy wrote:I've chopped mine but not into a tray.
If you want to do CCDA comps then remember the vehicle must retain the original number of body mounts!
As far as legalities i'd be talking to an engineer in your territory if it bothers you for it to be legal.
G_Loomis has chopped his into a tray back and appears to be a good job.
Oh... and by the way.. The Golden rule is if you chop a 60 into a ute you MUST paint it yellow..
Look here..
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
thats the stupidest thing ive ever heard, how do they expect people to put in 4 extra body mounts when they chop there GQs or 60s.... not attacking you ruffy, at all just saying that i think a rul like that is dumb
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 5:46 pm
by Ruffy
chunderlicious wrote:Ruffy wrote:I've chopped mine but not into a tray.
If you want to do CCDA comps then remember the vehicle must retain the original number of body mounts!
As far as legalities i'd be talking to an engineer in your territory if it bothers you for it to be legal.
G_Loomis has chopped his into a tray back and appears to be a good job.
Oh... and by the way.. The Golden rule is if you chop a 60 into a ute you MUST paint it yellow..
Look here..
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
thats the stupidest thing ive ever heard, how do they expect people to put in 4 extra body mounts when they chop there GQs or 60s.... not attacking you ruffy, at all just saying that i think a rul like that is dumb
Gq's are all good, they came out as a ute. The reason i guess is to stop extreme radical mods and buggies from taking over in events that weren't designed for them. The rule affected me yet i think the rule is good. You need guidelines and rules to follow.
Posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 7:27 pm
by G_loomis
Ruffy wrote:chunderlicious wrote:Ruffy wrote:I've chopped mine but not into a tray.
If you want to do CCDA comps then remember the vehicle must retain the original number of body mounts!
As far as legalities i'd be talking to an engineer in your territory if it bothers you for it to be legal.
G_Loomis has chopped his into a tray back and appears to be a good job.
Oh... and by the way.. The Golden rule is if you chop a 60 into a ute you MUST paint it yellow..
Look here..
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
thats the stupidest thing ive ever heard, how do they expect people to put in 4 extra body mounts when they chop there GQs or 60s.... not attacking you ruffy, at all just saying that i think a rul like that is dumb
Gq's are all good, they came out as a ute. The reason i guess is to stop extreme radical mods and buggies from taking over in events that weren't designed for them. The rule affected me yet i think the rule is good. You need guidelines and rules to follow.
The outback is run under CCDA rules and regulations...then how do guys like Todd Robards, Normy Walters and Nik Mannell compete...these trucks have all been chopped and therefor WOULD NOT be using the original amount of body mounts...
Not attacking you either Ruff, just trying to get a better understanding of the rules.
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:52 pm
by Shadow
G_loomis wrote:Ruffy wrote:chunderlicious wrote:Ruffy wrote:I've chopped mine but not into a tray.
If you want to do CCDA comps then remember the vehicle must retain the original number of body mounts!
As far as legalities i'd be talking to an engineer in your territory if it bothers you for it to be legal.
G_Loomis has chopped his into a tray back and appears to be a good job.
Oh... and by the way.. The Golden rule is if you chop a 60 into a ute you MUST paint it yellow..
Look here..
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... highlight=
thats the stupidest thing ive ever heard, how do they expect people to put in 4 extra body mounts when they chop there GQs or 60s.... not attacking you ruffy, at all just saying that i think a rul like that is dumb
Gq's are all good, they came out as a ute. The reason i guess is to stop extreme radical mods and buggies from taking over in events that weren't designed for them. The rule affected me yet i think the rule is good. You need guidelines and rules to follow.
The outback is run under CCDA rules and regulations...then how do guys like Todd Robards, Normy Walters and Nik Mannell compete...these trucks have all been chopped and therefor WOULD NOT be using the original amount of body mounts...
Not attacking you either Ruff, just trying to get a better understanding of the rules.
could always just add 4 extra mounts, totally un-needed and totally useless but wouldnt really be that hard to add them.
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 8:33 pm
by Ruffy
G_loomis wrote:
The outback is run under CCDA rules and regulations...then how do guys like Todd Robards, Normy Walters and Nik Mannell compete...these trucks have all been chopped and therefor WOULD NOT be using the original amount of body mounts...
Not attacking you either Ruff, just trying to get a better understanding of the rules.
Sorry i should of clarified that a little better earlier. Trophy and challenge class vehicles must retain the same number of body mounts and supports.
Open class is... well..... er... open!
What i was getting at was you don't want to go and build a mild car and find your lumped into a class full of chopped, V8 utes with 39's just because your 60 with 35's is a trayback.
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 8:09 am
by G_loomis
ahh makes sence now!