t2 stop taking life so serious
1,102 posts · joined Mar 2004 ·
i have heard that you can not get a beam passed through a engineer if it has been narrowed , is this correct
gravity wont get you high
narrowed beams are they leagal
57kombi Hannover Elder
2,544 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
I dont know about the split beams, depends on how much you shorten it.
But from an insurance point of view, if you have no shockers your insurance would be void, Even if someone like Shannons insure your car and have been told it has no shockers, they have a get out clause in there policy as it states that the vehicle must be road worthy and legally allowed to be driven.
In other words if the Motor Reg or whatever it is called in your state allows it you are O.K. but if they were not informed than there goes your insurance.
Cheers
Dave
But from an insurance point of view, if you have no shockers your insurance would be void, Even if someone like Shannons insure your car and have been told it has no shockers, they have a get out clause in there policy as it states that the vehicle must be road worthy and legally allowed to be driven.
In other words if the Motor Reg or whatever it is called in your state allows it you are O.K. but if they were not informed than there goes your insurance.
Cheers
Dave
68AutoBug Beetle Restorer - Experience over 138\% - YIKES --
11,654 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
I believe its up to the individual engineer to decide whether he thinks the front end is acceptable or not.....
What about adjustable front ends ??
Are they legal?
If they aren't..... there are a lot of illegal.... [& lowered]
VWs around on the roads......
Lee
http://community.webshots.com/user/vw68autobug
What about adjustable front ends ??
Are they legal?
If they aren't..... there are a lot of illegal.... [& lowered]
VWs around on the roads......
Lee
http://community.webshots.com/user/vw68autobug
- Helping keep Air Cooled VWs on the road - location: SCONE in the Upper Hunter Valley - Northern NSW 320 kms NNW of SYDNEY---
57kombi Hannover Elder
2,544 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
I dont know how true this is but I have been told that adjustable front beams are illegal in most states as they have been modified from original, I think if the welding has been passed and you have an engineers cert it is o.k.
Just checked on National Gudelines for Construction and modification of Srtrret rods in Australia.
5.2.2 states that any fabricaton or modification that involves the strenght or integrity of the axle must have an engineers certificate.
so in other words if you have adjusters in your front beam by law you must have an engineers certificate.
Cheers
Dave
[Edited on 3-3-2005 by 57kombi]
Just checked on National Gudelines for Construction and modification of Srtrret rods in Australia.
5.2.2 states that any fabricaton or modification that involves the strenght or integrity of the axle must have an engineers certificate.
so in other words if you have adjusters in your front beam by law you must have an engineers certificate.
Cheers
Dave
[Edited on 3-3-2005 by 57kombi]