home made steel bumpers so on my 4x4, i have steel bumpers...made em with a buddy... well, one of my buddies whos a welder was asking me if he could weld on maybe 6-8 3-4inch spikes on the front bumper to make it look more aggressive..(spikes would be facing out) would i get in trouble for that or can i run around the streets driving normally with them? |
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Yes. Under the Schedule for Section 7.09 MVAR Quote: No part of a vehicle may have a sharp or ragged edge which could injure persons or objects. a car itself will injure a person or object, whats the difference? |
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Read the first part of the section stating NO part of the vehicle may have a sharp or ragged edge which could injure. The difference? Grab a baseball and get someone to throw it at you and have it hit you in the leg, next attach some screws sticking out of the ball and do the same thing. See the difference? |
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quite simply: When I was younger, I was walking across the street (legally) and was hit by a taxi driver who was playing with his trip computer instead of watching the road. I basically just kinda wound up sitting on the hood of the taxi and sliding off harmlessly, BUT had the car had any sharp or jagged edges, I could have been screwed for life. THAT is the difference and the reason why you can't put big metal spikes on your bumper. |
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you think you can just bomb around with freakin' spikes out the front of your truck? you slowly roll into someone normally, they get bumped. Roll into somebody set up like that and they'll die... |
i dont understand how those steel bumpers/brush guards/cow catchers are legal. Kinda negates the crash testing approval the bumpers go to when they're inside a steel cage |
street legal brush guards do not have sharp edges that you can get cut or caught on. most of them are mandrel bent tubing. |
Those monkeys must be very skilled. :) The Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) is a primate of the Cercopithecidae (Old-world monkeys) family, closely related to the baboons and even more closely to the Drill. Both the Mandrill and the Drill were once classified as baboons in genus Papio, but recent research has determined that they should be separated into their own genus, Mandrillus. The Mandrill is the world's largest species of monkey. |
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Zulu's got monkeys on his mind. I guess after enough time being a police officer you realise humans aren't much different from monkeys afterall. I think monkeys are better behaved, though. |
at work we dubbed the labourers humanzee's which is fitting for a good chunk of the human population |
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well, maybe they wont be "spikes" maybe they'll be rounded nubbins...happy? you may not like my truck now or ever, but its funny how once it starts snowing and all these cars that are only inches off the ground get stuck in a spot, its amazing how many compliments i get after ive just winched your butts out. |
i've seen cars driving around with spikes coming out of the centre of the wheel/rim/hub cap. i think it was protruding 8 to 10 inches. kinda funny seeing it, but this was a few years ago. |
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Either way, I could care less what's said, I just want to know what would happen in the event of me being pulled over? Would the cop refuse to let me drive it? Cause if so I can easily unbolt my bumper in under 5 minutes..would I get a vi? |
after all thats been said, why the fuck would u still consider it? u dont need know what would happen because u should not have them at all. Imo i think a ticket and VI at MINIMUM and depending on the cop, maybe even tow? im a civilian and am kinda getting pissed at the fact that someone would weld metal spikes on to their truck and drive it around in the city that i live in. I wonder how pissed off a cop would get when hee sees metal spikes. |
man you live in Van. Don't get me started on how hard we laugh at you guys when it snows for that one day a year. Up here, I see way more trucks in the ditch than cars when it's snowy. Might have something to do with the misplaced "invincibility" most truck owners seem to think they have. As far as a VI I don't think cops will let you fix stuff roadside, but if you luck out they might. But then you're driving without a bumper, which is still a VI is it not? Quote:
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