Sigh Qball. We know this.
The kid wants HARD evidence because he simply wont believe us.
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Sigh Qball. We know this.
The kid wants HARD evidence because he simply wont believe us.
LOL, go get defected then...
Then look at your yellow canary + fine...
That should be hard enough evidence for him :)
Well now we know where you heard it from, and that you didn't hear it from your mate's brother in law's pool cleaner. Documentation might help?Quote:
Originally Posted by bennjamin
I didn't make an assertation either way whether it was legal or not. I didn't say it was a stupid idea or it was ugly either. You guys just ragged on this guy like he was a simpleton when most of you didn't even bother to read the post. That is what got me annoyed. I have no problems with people telling people their opinion but flaming noobs in a noob section, especially with nonsense, is poor form.
My rant is over, and I think my point has been made. Cheers guys. :wave:
I wasn't the one asking. What if some idiot was to come around and tell you that having braided brake lines was legal? And you didn't know better? It's happened before on other forums, believe me kiddo.Quote:
Originally Posted by bennjamin
No one here is out to diss you , why are you dissin everyone here ?
His questions were answered within a few posts dude :)
hey all.. was just wondering why i cant put s2000 wheels on my car?
Illegal. May cause rubbing issues / damage car.
ive been told i cant because the rear wheels are wider than the front..
what problems will this cause?.. =S
Illegal. You will get defected. Possibly have accident etc.
I'm not dissing you bennjamin. I'm not dissing aaronng. I'm dissing people who jump in with nonsensical posts irrelevant to the OP's question, and ragging on him for what seems like a perfectly sensible question.
This forum is about as controlled and sensible as a mirc chatroom sometimes...
it was replies like this that got me just as peeved off...
i know where ur comin from mate, we've all been there...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bludger
Back on topic guys ...
If you have nothing valuable to add, go ramble in the spam thread. :)
LOL feverpitched.Quote:
Originally Posted by Feverpitched
How much evidence of whether or not something is legal or illegal do you need?
Are u forgetting its ozhonda, and in the division of powers in the consitution states- roads and traffic fall under residual powers thus covered by the state. Meaning there is going to be different legallity issues from people in every state.
Basically, nobody is going to produce legal documentation to justify if something is illegal.
Not going off at you, I reckon in regards to people saying if things are illegal, they need to say where it is illegal.
e.g. illegal in nsw or illegal in vic.
Would help everyone clear it up.
The answer is, again, in the text. If you're saying that something is illegal, please tell me where the illegality exists. A link to the RTA article, the appropriate ADR, the legislation, anything, just not "I said it so it is true" or "some ricer magazine told me". On a similar vein, I don't always believe what the police tell me either. I've been told some of the biggest pork pies by those... guys
For example, I could tell you with great conviction that blue wheel nuts are illegal. How did I know? My local kebab stall vendor told me, and he sees a LOT of cars where he works, so he should know.
As said, read it again. Then read it once more. Please.
Its not our responsibility, as members who are trying to help another, to prove to you if legalities are in fact true or not.
We say it is illegal, because we know it is - this doesnt mean that we know where the exact link is to the source of this info on the internet.
If you want verification on that, you should be the one responsible in looking this up!
Dont expect everything to be spoon fed to you!
FFS!!!!
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/registrati...i/vsi_dl1.html
VSI 09
Page 4
Point 4 under heading "Additional requirements for replacement wheels"
Some cars get ADR exemption
but thats for NSW.. do your own research for your state..
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And they are legal when their ADR approved which comes in the form of a coloured thingy around the connectors... of course you'd also find this on the ADR or relevant road authority site...Quote:
Originally Posted by Feverpitched
i wasn't gonna have a go at you but you pissed me off this day for the sole proof in the entire thread that your arguing for the sake of it... of course YOU wouldn't believe half the shit said in this forum.. thats why YOU do your own research... this fellow asked here because he's too lazy to look in the right place... its ****ing childish.. ask a question, don't like what you hear and try to have your own way anyway... people like that are backwards.. no ****ing common sense and immature... **** off and grow some pubes and see the real world for once!
/rant