Knock On's
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Austin Costin
- 998 Cooper
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Re: Knock On's
In all honesty I really dont give a feck what the legalities are 
I recon I can bullshit them enough if I have to, I can always take them off and put them back on later if needs be.
I have been driving around in NZ for 10 yrs with my british plates, full cage and 3 point harnesses, none of which are strictly legal, I do have the same number as a personal plate and have gotten away with it so far
Always been a bit of a rebel in that respect
Maybe a rebel without a clue even
I am planning another move over to Melbourne later this year so I guess I will have a whole lot of different rules to abide by soon
I recon I can bullshit them enough if I have to, I can always take them off and put them back on later if needs be.I have been driving around in NZ for 10 yrs with my british plates, full cage and 3 point harnesses, none of which are strictly legal, I do have the same number as a personal plate and have gotten away with it so far
Always been a bit of a rebel in that respect
Maybe a rebel without a clue even
I am planning another move over to Melbourne later this year so I guess I will have a whole lot of different rules to abide by soon
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69k1100
- 850 Super
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Re: Knock On's
With that setup wouldn't wheel nuts be a direct replacement for the studs? If so problem solvered. You can easily convert it back and forth.
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Austin Costin
- 998 Cooper
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Re: Knock On's
69k1100 wrote:With that setup wouldn't wheel nuts be a direct replacement for the studs? If so problem solvered. You can easily convert it back and forth.
No in this case, but I can put the other wheels back on with ease.