I was looking through the vicroads site to get information on roadworthiness requirements. (eg. ride height, exhaust outlets....) and here it is.

 

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Edited June 21, 200719 yr by kangaroosa

Some very handy info. Thanks Darren

:P

URL is broken, if its the massive book that the TMU use, I might be able to get a copy of it soon and scan it for everyone.

Fixed. Thanks for letting me know.

Vicroads have added more info to their site, and the new links are located in the first post.

It's very interesting reading.

yeah nice info there :thumbsup:

i think the links are broken again! :P

Fixed. Thanks for the heads up.

Fixed. Thanks for the heads up.

 

Sorry mate, but i think it is broken again !

Sorry mate, but i think it is broken again !

Thanks. Fixed again. :jamie:

hehe mabye vicroads should stop changing the links bastards ! :P thanks for this mate appreciated.

So basically you can modify a vehicle reasonably safely and still have a chance of getting it registered? Sweet :-)Now does anyone know a decent engineer? lol

kangaroosa should be able to help you with that. There is also a link to engineers on the vicroads website.

O.K so, a good day with a car that cost less than expected :blinks: I got my roadworthy certificate with out doing a single repair, or spending any money on the car! :lolcry:

This is my first car, I don't know what all the fuss is about :P

Anyone know what the pricing of rwc's is like these days with the new laws in place?

Anyone know what the pricing of rwc's is like these days with the new laws in place?

 

A friend of mine hasd just had a newly acquired Celica off for RWC, $280 later (no work/repairs done, just the RWC). :blinks: Last one I got cost me $110, about September last year.