Suspension mods: now with government approval
 

A sign of things to come here in WA?

[url]http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25790506-12377,00.html[/url]

Absolute fucking joke.

Just another rule by some government muppet trying to cling on to his 100k a year holiday desk job.

The 100mm rule has always been a good way to go.

[i]either way, my car was a limited edition one from japan, and comes 10cm lower then a stock aussie version.[/i]

[QUOTE= Mr Daley ]"I don't want to see young hoons putting their lives or the lives of others at risk, just because they think their car looks better 15 centimetres closer to the ground,"[/QUOTE]

What a jackass. Yet another example of a politician who doesnt know what the hell they are talking about.

[quote]It can affect handling...[/quote]

Really?!?! Wow.:p

Isnt that the point Mr Daley! If done correctly it IMPROVES the handling.

Bloody knobspanker :mad:

What difference does it make anyway?

I always thought it was "illegal" to go too low, and if your car isn't excessively low, then the cops won't even look twice at you. If it is excessively low, approval or no approval, you're going to have a yellow sticker on your hands.

Won't change anything.

How exactly are they going to know what the ride height is as standard?? and where is it measured from?
An Sti is a different ride height to a cooking model wrx which is different to a GX etc

Airbag your ride guys! :D

Hi,

What about cars with factory height adjustment?

Cheers,
Nik

[QUOTE=muggz;377670]Airbag your ride guys! :D[/QUOTE]

airbag will be the way to go

road laws are becoming stupid soon no one will be aloud to drive on the roads and we will all be wrapped in cotton wool and bubble wrap if you want to leave ur house

whats wrong with seeking approval?

done properly i think its a great idea,

its the fucking morons on cut springs and 12" lifted patrols who they are targetting.