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Stupid Question Thread

Started by SIKVLT · 20 Dec 2008 · 1048 replies

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NZ_bt1vltArchived member
i always thought that as long as they are fully captive when the car is jacked up then they are legal, but structal on the car has to be 100mm of the ground
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NZMikeArchived member
Yea that's also what I thought. The guy pretty much wouldn't sell them to me, had to say the car was only for track use before he would price check for me.
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NZ_GTSArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_bt1vlt [View Post] i always thought that as long as they are fully captive when the car is jacked up then they are legal, but structal on the car has to be 100mm of the ground Correct. Race track use only? Sounds like p00p to me. Get a second opinion from someone else. The race track is the last place you want a spring to become un-captive!
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ss nutArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NZMike [View Post] Are ultras street legal? had a guy at stocks say even super lows weren't street legal. I had lows in my old commodore, and i always wanted to go lower. Correct,The laws have toughened up,A lot of places do not stock them now. Cheers marty
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
In the 10 years I owned my VL I never had a complaint about the height. Even though it was certed not once did I get the chance to show it to a cop
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UNONT2Archived member
was it 100mm alex or lower?
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12maneymArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by ss nut [View Post] Time to put in a V8 You might want to give her an oil change,Make sure it is the correct grade.An engine flush perhaps??If it has just started ther may be some crap that has just come loose and is in the system,Or have yuo been over reving it and damaged a spring?Start with the simple thing first. I hope it is something simple. Cheers Marty stuck rocker arm id say. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by UNONT2 [View Post] was it 100mm alex or lower? Yeah lower than 100mm the entire time... I think something like 65mm at some stages Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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UNONT2Archived member
oh true,sick lol,and it was certed for lower than 100mm?
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ss nutArchived member
The only points that can be lower than 100mm is break off points such as fibreglass,Any Chassis or suspention componates shall be a min of 100mm(according to the wof book) Cheers Marty
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SIKVLTArchived member
A/C is only for jaffas isn't ???
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NZ-DOSEITArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_GTS [View Post] Got rid of mine as it never worked, and I wanted the space for a stealth intercooler installation. Air con is a little overrated, although it does clear foggy windows a lot quicker in the winter. You can't beat open windows! totally agree its over rated and hardly ever works, think a fat man would blow more air. plus if you have a calais sometimes you dont have any choice but to keep the windows down...when the bloody things wont go back up!!ha
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RollinArchived member
If you pull it out (like mine) make sure you have a towel in the car handy... Not for the dodgy stuff in the back seat (although it can double for this) but to wipe the bloody foggy windscreen!! LOL
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PSIWPN NZArchived member
who needs a/c thats what windows are for
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0C1876Archived member
hahah i love the comments on A/C only good for heating up the front window in the morning and thats all i use it for , rest of the time its windows down. but i dont know about cold air , its more of a cold warm air if that makes sense? hahha none the less , looks like ill be pulling it out this weekend Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ-DOSEITArchived member
ah be very careful with removing the a/c lines, it is ilegal to release the gas into the air!ment to get the pros to come and suck the bad stuff out...not that anyone ever does but i use to have to when had paint shop. big big fines etc etc if you get caught. But lets be honest i doubt there is any gas left in a VL a/c unit in NZ!
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NZ_bt1vltArchived member
lol it won't stuff the o-zone layer any more than what the fireworks display did for the world cup opening
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0C1876Archived member
theres a guy who comes into work and does the re-gasing de-gasing , should of got him to do mine hahaha freebie! but yeah i doubt theres anything left in it.. o-zone layer or no o-zone layer , jet planes have done the most damage since 1952.. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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NZ-DOSEITArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_bt1vlt [View Post] lol it won't stuff the o-zone layer any more than what the fireworks display did for the world cup opening haha maybe so but i think its a different kinda O-zone killing stuff than a butt load of smoke. ---------- Post added 30-09-11 at 23:23 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by 0C1876 [View Post] theres a guy who comes into work and does the re-gasing de-gasing , should of got him to do mine hahaha freebie! but yeah i doubt theres anything left in it.. o-zone layer or no o-zone layer , jet planes have done the most damage since 1952.. its normally quite expensive, but yea if its a freebie def do it man.save what ya can "ozone" for our kids eh ha. You do wana be sniffing that stuff. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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frankstonArchived member
Whats the difference between a bt1 cluster and a normal cluster? I've searched this and found a 2km/h difference in theory, but i cant see the difference on the actual dash board. cheers in advance
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