[Jccck]

redzook91 wrote:

^^^^ true, but by the look of it they could probably argue that your front end is responsible for global warming and polio
also if you mention magnatism by solar flares you'll probably be linked to al quaeda. just fyi

I could argue that polio is a safeguard to prevent people from climbing into my Zook, think of it as an imobiliser of sorts?

As far as global warming, i put like 10 rods into that bar.. The fumes produced probably put a hole in the ozone ><

I would use my quick thinking, and take my shirt off and tie it around my head
When they tried to connect solar flares and my muslim background, i would accuse them of racism.. And take them to court

[redzook91]

........................ oh snap. just dont call the judge an infidel. they look down on that apparently.

[Jccck]

redzook91 wrote:

........................ oh snap. just dont call the judge an infidel. they look down on that apparently.

Judge? I was thinking of a tennis court..

[redzook91]

touche. wait that's fencing...

[Thanh]

I think the debate about old brake lines is abit biased, sure its a safety thing, but if you think about it how many of us have changed our cars in ways that would deem them unroadworthy? Unless you have an engineers report to back it up how can you say your mods are truely safe. Take lifting them for example. It changes the centre of gravity higher and makes them more roll happy. But we know that they wont roll unless you are doing something stupid. Removal of swaybars, ext shackles, to name a few.

[BlueSuzy]

Thank you Thanh

[Shansh]

zukmeista wrote:

Cheap and brakes in the same sentence= Dodgy farker....

farken kiwis

[ando_zook94]

It depends on the State you are in, I know Melb and NSW wreckers will not sell you brake lines flexible or fixed. But in Qld some will sell them, depends if they can check them or not.
But you can go buy the parts to manufacture a hose and manufature it but legally can't fit unless it has been tested by an approved tester.