cletus Posted June 25 Author Posted June 25 Interestingly , lately the more common situation, because of the stretched tyre look no longer being cool - and people being more aware of what sizes are allowed, is people putting too wide tyres on narrow rims- usually older blokes who get a bit fizzed up when their hot rod or beach hop special fails because they put 275 60s on a 7 inch wide rim and I tell them it's because of the young buggers who stretch their tyres so now we have this chart thing "aww bloody ridiculous it's been like this for years it's just revenue gathering bloody LTNZ etc etc" 1 6 Quote
Nominal Posted June 25 Posted June 25 What, you mean I can't run 185 radials on my Morris Minor any more???????? 1 1 Quote
Corbie Posted June 25 Posted June 25 This is what was on my Torana back in the day. Much guard rubbing with pax in the backseat. Quote
xsspeed Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, AllTorque said: That doesn’t look dangerous to me. would you have looked twice at it, then checked the sheet? Quote
xsspeed Posted June 25 Posted June 25 1 hour ago, cletus said: Interestingly , lately the more common situation, because of the stretched tyre look no longer being cool - and people being more aware of what sizes are allowed, is people putting too wide tyres on narrow rims- usually older blokes who get a bit fizzed up when their hot rod or beach hop special fails because they put 275 60s on a 7 inch wide rim and I tell them it's because of the young buggers who stretch their tyres so now we have this chart thing "aww bloody ridiculous it's been like this for years it's just revenue gathering bloody LTNZ etc etc" i thought it was the certifiers who get kick backs from big tyre 3 Quote
AllTorque Posted June 25 Posted June 25 7 hours ago, xsspeed said: would you have looked twice at it, then checked the sheet? Nah, I don’t think so. 2 1 Quote
Popular Post cletus Posted June 25 Author Popular Post Posted June 25 10 hours ago, xsspeed said: i thought it was the certifiers who get kick backs from big tyre its hard to keep track of all of the different revenue gathering that us certifiers do, especially after i hurt my head diving into my swimming pool full of money, i wasnt thinking about my money diving because i was preoccupied with thinking up new random rules to make things difficult for the peasants modifiying their motor vehicles and also trying to find a new hitler uniform because my old one is worn out from wearing it to work (where i do 10 minutes of work and write out an invoice for $2500) also i have a tiny penis, that is why i became a certifier 2 5 17 Quote
Nominal Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Have you been reading the unofficial lvvta page on FB again? Man that place has some numpties. 4 Quote
GARDRB Posted June 25 Posted June 25 26 minutes ago, Nominal said: Have you been reading the unofficial lvvta page on FB again? Man that place has some numpties. But sir, if I change one component of my car that influences all the components that I have previously had certed and were working in harmony why does this one component's relationship with all these other components need to be checked? I built this table with four legs the same length and I've had those legs certified, but now I've put a new top on the table that I've attached to said legs with bubble gum and two of the legs don't touch the ground anymore, but why should the certifier check the legs again?? 1 6 1 Quote
Dudley Posted June 26 Posted June 26 21 hours ago, AllTorque said: Thins angle shows the ‘stretch’ better. I suspect most wof inspectors wouldn’t think there was a problem there. The Mexicans trying to escape is a bigger issue then the slight stretch Quote
Bearded Baldy Posted June 28 Posted June 28 'eye appeal is half the battle, if it looks right, i ain't gonna waste 5 minutes proving it is.' Sun Tsu. Maybe. Quote
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