ATX Slabs/chamber DOT approved or not?
- Thread starter FastZach
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Brankz
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Thumbs up! I don't talk to them, I just give them my license ,insurance and registration, they can't understand me anyways so I just don't talk to them lol
He doesn't roll his window down for them either.
Brankz
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I roll down my window :/, we'll it's always open
Welcome to Wayalife! :standingwav:
DA RUNT
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Damnit, that's my line lol
Thanks for the welcome, I'm here to sell my rig for 37,500.00. It's pretty much new, only 2 years older. :cheesy:
GCM 2
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We don't even have vehicle inspections in AZ (other than emissions). Beadlock wheels are not a problem, trust me......
Charlie Mike
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FastZach said:
Correct, ATX bead locks are not DOT approved.
Been running the ATX Slabs for well over a year now. Never had any trouble from 5-0. And I live in California. Lol. When I was in the market for new wheels, I was a little hesitant at first about the Slabs for the same reason. Wasn't sure if I would get into trouble and if they would be worth it. Guys around here pretty much told me to man up and not worry, and I'm glad I did. Can't say enough good things about them. Performance and appearance. It's all great. And put a few good scratches on those rings after a hard trail, and they look even more badass!
GCM 2
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Let me guess; speeding, tire width, no mud flaps....
Let me guess; speeding, tire width, no mud flaps....
MR.Ty
Token East Coast Guy
Throwing cats and small children at other drivers? :cheesy:
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
I Just ordered the Chamber Pro's from northridge. i know that they are not DOT approved but oh well. honestly im not sure how my officers will be able to tell the difference between a simulated beadlock and a real beadlock. hell i dont know if a lot of inspection places will know the difference.
:cheesy: Actually, speeding has not been one of them in over 20 years (knock on wood
).Yep, that was the last one :yup: :crazyeyes:
hinrichs
Caught the Bug
With slabs you can see the bolts going through....but those could also be fake as well. You can actually tell the difference if you really know what your looking for however, like that time when that girl was telling me her walkers were beadlocks lol.
mikefishes
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:cheesy: Actually, speeding has not been one of them in over 20 years (knock on wood
Why would you even say (type) that out loud?? Even with the knock on wood, you just guaranteed that ticket. Anyone wanna start a pool we can do an over under with the closest guess on the speed as our tie-breaker?
I'll go 23 August @ 93MPH. Put me in for $20
:cheesy: You my friend suck!! But, I suppose I did open my big mouth :crazyeyes:
MurderedJK
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As a "5-0" in WA... We don't care what wheels you're running. The time that would even possibly come into play is in an accident where the wheel played a major role in the cause. In my time I never heard of anyone scratching a ticket for beadlock or otherwise non DOT approved wheels.
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