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Re: Inspection Question ** NOT LOOKING FOR INSPECTION **
Originally Posted by 88SinZ
if a 5 ton jack can't fit under your FLCA the inspector is granted to fail you, depending where you go - and who you know, good luck headlights are mandated by measurements but not bumpers
phew - SI test coming up this wednesday... any advice fellow SI licenced peoples?
You aim headlights on a calibrated headlight aiming machine. Has nothing to do with bumper height. You will fail inspection if you have coilovers that the springs just drop when you jack it up.
Re: Inspection Question ** NOT LOOKING FOR INSPECTION **
Originally Posted by Sedan Man stan
You aim headlights on a calibrated headlight aiming machine. Has nothing to do with bumper height. You will fail inspection if you have coilovers that the springs just drop when you jack it up.
i know this much im just a little over a year fixing POS's and learning the inspection on them including the headlight aiming/pattern i havent got to deep into the height + blah with it but basics are down
Re: Inspection Question ** NOT LOOKING FOR INSPECTION **
Originally Posted by 88SinZ
i know this much im just a little over a year fixing POS's and learning the inspection on them including the headlight aiming/pattern i havent got to deep into the height + blah with it but basics are down
Some of the inspection requirements are ridic. though. My shop is right in front of the "ghetto" area and we see a lot of shit..that should be condemned haha.
Re: Inspection Question ** NOT LOOKING FOR INSPECTION **
We never use our headlight machine unless the headlights are obvious to the eye looking at it, then we bring the machine out so we can show the customer on it if we have to.
Re: Inspection Question ** NOT LOOKING FOR INSPECTION **
NP ive seen people come in with rotors wearing on the caliper down to the cooling fins, tierods that move half the steering travel, and balljoints that are ready to fall out all while the customer is bitching about why they wont pass