Tuesday, Jun 05, 2007 at 12:09
Is it the 4 door, the Troopy or the Tray you are getting?
Don't know who told you the bit about the "Request to the Government" business, but its a crook of $hit.
The bar must comply with the relevant Australian Design Rules which state things like.
The bull-bar shall follow the profile of the vehicle to which it is fitted.
Fitting the bull-bar must not increase the width of the vehicle (excluding the mirrors).
Any sharp edges on the bull-bar shall be chamfered or radiused.
No open-ended frame members are allowed.
No small components (such as brackets) shall be attached to the front of the bull-bar.
Sharp edges and protrusions. VicRoads (in Victoria) specifies what types of edges on bull-bars are allowed, and how to fit items such as lights and fishing rod holders to the bull-bar. While these are similar to what appears in the Australian Standard, individual state roadworthy regulations must be adhered to.
Have a look here Site Link
The bar is NOT submitted for approval as you state, but must be built to comply with the published ADR.
The distance you require between the bonnet and the bar will be about 100 mm to 110 mm as previously stated
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