[tanshi]

im sure i could photochop up a tyre placard saying 33-10.5 R15

[sideways]

tanshi wrote:

im sure i could photochop up a tyre placard saying 33-10.5 R15

I reckon you could make a new LJ one in about 40 seconds flat and have it look more official at the same time!

[TZAR]

303zuke wrote:

Good luck these days finding a new old stock 600-16/FR78 tyre placard sticker from Suzuki to replace yours with!

tanshi wrote:

no, because they werent an option on softops

its only the biggest option on the particular model

and to be exact i believe utes had a 6.50-16 option

Okay did some research on this cause I was curoius. This is for a SJ410 ( 1 litre)

Found a genuine part number for a 650-16 sand tyre 43110-73010 TIRE (6.50-16-4PR) DUNLOP E47,SAND TIRE S5 The E47 I think is euro spec only though

Also here are some part numbers for tyre placards. No pictures just four different part numbers

86922-80001 EMBLEM, AIR INDICATOR 1 FROM 86922-80000
79161-80020 EMBLEM, AIR INDICATOR 1 TYPE DX:E24
79161-80200 EMBLEM, AIR INDICATOR
86922-63201 EMBLEM, AIR INDICATOR 1 E47


Taken from this website that lists every part number for every suzuki ever made in every country

http://www.neoriginal.ru/cat/suzuki/par ... 10101/4_60

Yes I know I am awesome at finding internety type stuff.

[atari4x4]

tanshi wrote:

im sure i could photochop up a tyre placard saying 33-10.5 R15

been done before...

[superduki]

Geek!

[atari4x4]

took all of about 5 minutes to redraw it.

[Blakey]

this is the rules in QLD for modifications as of right now

Summed up version,
http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/~/media/Safet ... icles2.pdf

Full Code of practices for light vehicle mods in QLD
http://www.tmr.qld.gov.au/~/media/Safet ... ctions.pdf

any thing not covered by the codes of practice requires loops to run around as stated here in the summed up version

Modifications which are not covered by this booklet or
the Approved Persons Scheme, or modifications which
involve substantial structural changes to the body or
chassis of a vehicle, require a written submission. A fee
is payable for the evaluation of plans. Send submissions
prior to commencing any modifications or alterations to:
Policy Advice
PO Box 673
Fortitude Valley, Qld 4006.
Applicants should supply as much detail as possible.
Incomplete submissions, insufficient details or poor
drawings will delay processing of submissions. As a
guide, submissions should contain:
• a completed ‘Motor Vehicle Modification Application’
(Form No. F1854 available at Queensland Transport
Customer Service Centres) and
• drafted plans for any modifications or alterations
involving structural changes. Plans, on A3 size
drafting paper, should include dimensions, plan,
elevation, end elevation and sections (where
necessary), material description, and welding and
machining details.

[Gwagensteve]

^ That looks like an excellent system to me.

Steve.