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Not really. Lots of people have the towing capacity of cruisers increased for towing big vans. In their case it includes using various GVM increase kits. But it's a simple bunch of calculations using the vehicle and trailers GVM to work out a new GCM. The cost of that process is around $2500 hardly the cost of buying a bigger truck.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteFox
That wont help you or anyone other than the vehicle that it is done for.Quote:
Originally Posted by BadCo.
This is spot on and different engineers will come to different conclusions some may require suspension and tyre upgrades some may not all depends on the engineer. You find a good engineer and your in the clear. If you got a mate even better because whatever the engineer says is what goes even if it's completely wrong...Quote:
Originally Posted by rathgar
And then he's the one they sue!Quote:
Originally Posted by BushBandit
Correct it has happened before, one of the many downfalls of having an incompetent road authority with legislation that constantly changes and no one can keep up, understand or interpret it... Even the road authority themselves...Quote:
Originally Posted by rathgar
That's not what the name, address and phone number on VEH G 100 says.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteFox
You can always get one made up to fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by BadCo.
No it won't, but it will give us all an idea atleast.Quote:
Originally Posted by rathgar