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Just now, Yowzer said:
There's really no point in debating the rules as LVVTA can say "nah bowl" on whatever, regardless of your interpretation. It's not like they're gonna be like "oh gee you're right, if you read it that way then yes you can slide through, we'll allow it", they'll just amend the rules.
Or worse and go well you fucked that opportunity, let’s go Aussie/Germany spec.
enjoy stock cars
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Also think about it,
ol mate with diddles for fingers only puts half the amount of bolts in when putting a Gearbox in, -not ideal but probably not a big issue
yet half the bolts on a brake pedal or being a potato and forgetting to install the Clevis pin correctly / heating / cutting brake pedal may result in brakes failing in an emergency stop and that’s sort of important.
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Have you seen the competency of some of the diddle fingered people that work on cars that think they know what they’re doing?
Have you seen the pics that Cletus has posted in design disaster thread of cars that people have presented for certification?
There are monkeys out there that can barely tie their shoes, let alone undo some bolts and reassemble something with the same number of bolts / pins that they removed. I’ve seen people put a headlight bulb in upside down. I feel like cert rules are easy enough to justify that something’s been done correctly / safely.
Also Cert process Is easy and painless from my experience. Take car in, pay some money, fix what cert guy says, acquire plate.
Some stuffs a bit of a PITA, but standardised and easy enough to see why there’s a blanket rule when you think about it.- 9
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Yeah keen
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Just now, Raizer said:
The real pain in the arse happens at night, between the bum pinchers and speedcocks you're arse isn't safe.
You’d better be there this year
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This gets my hilux pine going eh
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14 minutes ago, xsinclairx said:
It’s funny how people comment shit like you ruined a good bike it’s shit now blah blah when the dude said some guy tried some cafe mod and failed so he brought it.
I can understand saving a nice bike but if it’s already shit what’s the point.
Custom bike scene in NZ seems non existent
Shit yeah, if someone else has chopped it up, it’s only prime for further chopping.
I feel bad stripping some what complete tidy bikes, but no issue with basket cases.
My CB360 was someone’s half assed failed cafe project which was fine by me as I won’t feel guilty ‘ruining’ it further- 2
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Paddock race at sams was my fave, but doing 86kmh on CDLs old velobike at the aqueduct was pretty scary, and hour long endurance race having to hold above 70kmh to be competitive certainly was mentally and physically draining.
would do it again tbh
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31 minutes ago, GuyWithAviators said:
Cb360 but chop it
Keen
would be plush, but heavy to retrieve from down a cliff
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Just now, Truenotch said:
Fa50
@MopedNZ is still riding his to Nats
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Do I keep in tradition and bring a different bike this year? Or should I just bring ol faithful from last year again
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Just now, GuyWithAviators said:
Wat happened to the mudbug
Sold it in 2018? I think
idk, bought another bike, needed shed space so out it went
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@Motocoorg ah rad, mine was a sweet bike, still miss it, but I sold it to a guy down wanaka way in 2018.
i remember the other one from being on trade me around the time I bought mine, really pined over that one eh. Very good looking bike
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On 03/05/2020 at 17:13, rumrum said:
@V8Pete you are required to buy a shitty bike and come on this
Or run tail end Charlie in the fezza?
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Fuck yeah dudes
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On 21/04/2020 at 09:23, MopedNZ said:
@Shakotom can give you advice on how to buy one and leave it sitting your shed for a year.
Bought it the morning I flew to USA non running, got it running when I got back, needed to buy a bunch of bits for it to get to wof, and just haven’t bought them as other shitty bikes keep getting in the way
(I lie, it’s actually cause I couldn’t decide what Handlebars to buy To replace the bent OEM ones)
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Man that’s pretty.
reading your thread again makes me really wanna get my cb360 back on the road
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Next challenge @kiwi808?
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For Questions Regarding WOFs/CERTs/NUMBER PLATEs
in Tech Talk
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The other issue here is that with it being engine swapped, a another reasoning for the wof man saying no deal apart from not matching CERT plate is 99% of the time that manual conversion would probably not involve using all OE components to convert to manual. Wether that be a adapter plate to fit OEM gearbox, custom trans mount etc.
Better case for argument here would be something like my s14, only certed for suspension mods but stock motor and auto gearbox. Manual swap would require CERT even if I used all OEM components And didn’t change the brake pedal because it no longer matches CERT plate, and the rule is it must match the cert plate.
However if I wanted to refit all my stock parts, get the cert plate removed, then manual swap using OEM parts and retain the auto brake pedal then GG I guess, but fuck that because you’ll probably fit the manual pedal so You wont stamp the brake pedal when youre trying to do clutch kicks.
-loophole would be non certed car converted to manual using 100% Oe non modified parts that still retains the OE auto brake pedal And the clutch pedal box/mount is not part of the brake pedal box / mount.
-there are cars out there than manual and auto pedal boxes differ as they’re all in one (Early commodores etc) so swapping to that would be modifying a braking component. And you’d also find that pedals will probably touch/ be too close to use nicely etc.
WOF guys gonna probably refer you to certifier as that way liability is removed from him.
great discussion point etc, but legal answer is gonna be just get a cert, it ain’t that hard.