For Questions Regarding WOFs/CERTs/NUMBER PLATEs

[Bling]

Well the visor line will be from inside I imagine as that is the only point from which vision would be obstructed. 

I've just checked the VIRM to get some context as I couldn't work it out from the quote.

Rules for overlays are different for front windscreen and all other windows. 

The way I read it, you can have overlay to the line of OE visors. You can't have any print or otherwise below 100mm. Which is because you can't have anything solid further from the edge of the windscreens than 100mm. Visors would need to be huge to allow overlay to be further than 100mm down the screen. Just how I read it.

With a spray can, you're not going to have any print or anything else solid, so you work to the OE visor line. 

 

 

[JoKer]

100mm from the top edge that's it : front glass is like Headlights literally a no-go area for mods

or go ahead & try it & report back

 

[RUNAMUCK]

It said when the sunvisor is folded as far forward toward the windscreen as it goes. Depending on how far you windscreen slopes back you'll have less cover there than when your visor is straight vertical due to its arc.

[Yowzer]

Is a missing roof lining a WoF fail?

[tortron]

3 hours ago, Yowzer said:

Is a missing roof lining a WoF fail?

No. But I got told to put some in because it would hurt in a crash

My suggestion of the roof hitting your head not worrying about 3mm of foam was not taken well

[sr2]

On 21/10/2019 at 21:40, Kimjon said:

Balls...3hrs of my life I'll never get back.

Nah mate, they look like a work of art to me.

20 plus years of building and running competition cars and I still insist on hubcentric rims or spacers.

[SOHC]

On 21/10/2019 at 21:40, Kimjon said:

Balls...3hrs of my life I'll never get back.

Some steel Ford rims have thees stock, they have one side swaged over.

[yetchh]

Question.. Is it legal to mount your fuel pump in your boot? Or is the potential to flood your boot with gas a logical safety issue.. Apart from the fact it may be noisy.. 

[cletus]

You can, but it has to be sealed off from the passenger compartment 

Have seen a few cars with fuel surge tanks and pumps mounted in the spare wheel well and a sealed lid over the well 

Its probably easier to mount it under the car if you can though  

[BigT105e]

15 hours ago, Yowzer said:

Is a missing roof lining a WoF fail?

Got failed on that at VTNZ the other day....amongst other things.

[tortron]

[Yowzer]

That's the best we could find too. It's pretty vague. Are you more likely to injure yourself if your AU Falcon has no roof lining?

[Nominal]

[ul9601]

I'm fckd then - I have no interior padding of any sorts whatsoever....

[RUNAMUCK]

My 1200 never had a headliner the whole time I owned it. 

[Nominal]

5 minutes ago, RUNAMUCK said:

My 1200 never had a headliner the whole time I owned it. 

Ah, but did it have a WOF or CERT?

[RUNAMUCK]

Wof yes.

#Watscert?

#therulesdontapplytome 

[Nominal]

Factory supercharger, right?

[Tumeke]

16 hours ago, yetchh said:

Question.. Is it legal to mount your fuel pump in your boot? Or is the potential to flood your boot with gas a logical safety issue.. Apart from the fact it may be noisy.. 

Triumph PI standard in the boot.

More chance of exploding than anything else.

#BLSHARNS

[JoKer]

1 hour ago, Tumeke said:

standard

OEM Trumps all rules

and that's not Donald Duck