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Started by vl__feva · 25 Aug 2010 · 6 replies

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vl__fevaArchived member
probly a stupid question but im just wondering if anyone knows if its defectable to have gauges on the bonnet on the passenger side facing the driver so there not in the drivers direct line of sight. any one with bonnet gauges get hassled? thanx
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zaksvlArchived member
dont quote me on this. i think they are defectable. regardless of where they are located. but in saying that i think over here ( perth) you can get away with them if they are cable tied,and not bolted down as then they are classed as a break away item.
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mick7747Archived member
hey bro check my pics out on the stato.. i have gauges on the bonnet on the passenger side of the car.. the cups are matching colour of the car aswell and the cops havnt touched me once for em ---------- Post added 25-08-10 at 18:36 ---------- i think the cups have 2 b same colour as the car.. and there is to be no sharp edges and the lights in the gauges have 2 match the interior dash lights
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TUXEDOArchived member
I had My boost gauge on the bonnet, directly infront of the driver in a matt black cup, cops would stare at it but I never got pulled over.
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MarzellaArchived member
This goes for everyone.. Instead of asking people if things are or arent defectable ring this number its awesome (Vehicle Standards: 1300 882 247) it goes to regency park and they will tell you about any modification you can or cant do.
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aus880Archived member
contact your states authority and ask them on here you'll get experiences and opinions but probably not the facts edit: Marzella, well done, another helpful CT member
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WeezyArchived member
It'll be a no only because if in a impact it may cause serious harm to someone. But as above ring through and they'll give you the facts
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