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Old 08-27-2009, 10:28 PM   #1
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I see alot of comp rigs with bodies folded under at the bottom. Is the 3" 2.2 class rule measured as the body is pulled out flat, or the result of the folded position?
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Old 08-27-2009, 10:31 PM   #2
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just the general size of the body has to be that width such as the cab
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Old 08-28-2009, 01:48 AM   #3
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No, I'm talking about the measurement from the top of the cab to the bottom of the rockers.
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To my knowledge the fold counts. So from where it ends under the chassis on out.....not from the fold up.
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Take the body off and set it on a table.. is it 3" tall?

If it is folded and only measures 2". you better unfold an inch.
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To my knowledge the fold counts. So from where it ends under the chassis on out.....not from the fold up.
Kenny with all your knowledge ,you missed that one ,
It's like TC says. lay it on a table and it should be 3" tall.

Now Kenny go fix your body.
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Take the body off and set it on a table.. is it 3" tall?

If it is folded and only measures 2". you better unfold an inch.
That's what I was looking for. Thanks for clearing that up.
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Take the body off and set it on a table.. is it 3" tall?

If it is folded and only measures 2". you better unfold an inch.
Can it sit upside down on a table or does it have to be right side up?
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Can it sit upside down on a table or does it have to be right side up?
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great question, I noticed some drivers doing this to their rigs in our local club. Which means they don't pass tech if its not 3". Now I can see if our club will allow this or not. Thanks Pappy
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Kenny with all your knowledge ,you missed that one ,
It's like TC says. lay it on a table and it should be 3" tall.

Now Kenny go fix your body.
From the way i read Kenny's post i think he said the same thing just in different words.
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From the way i read Kenny's post i think he said the same thing just in different words.
Steve read it again. and call me.
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I'm a folder. Sitting right side up, the weight of the body could make it illegal. Upside down, the bends are unaffected.

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I'm a folder. Sitting right side up, the weight of the body could make it illegal. Upside down, the bends are unaffected.

Well to be honest ,I 've never had anybody at a tech table tell me to take my body off and set it on the table. Seeing your pic the fold isn't a flat fold and I would measure it from the bottom of your fold to the roof.

So Kenny if this is what your talking about, you still have great knowledge.
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Take the body off and set it on a table.. is it 3" tall?

If it is folded and only measures 2". you better unfold an inch.
Well said, and also correct.

3" to be legal, fix it before you start the course or DNS the course, i.e. you get a 50. Period.
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