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Vehicle standards information PUBLISHED 8 NOVEMBER 2013 | REV. 3. Supersedes VSI No. 6 | Rev. | 1 November 2007 6. Light Vehicle modifications A guide to modifications requiring certification under the Vehicle Safety Compliance Certification Scheme Purpose This Vehicle standards information (VSI) No. 6 is intended to help Vehicle owners and modifiers determine what modifications to vehicles up to and including tonnes gross Vehicle mass require certification. Introduction Vehicle owners sometimes modify their Vehicle to give it a distinctive appearance, improve its performance, add features, change the engine, change the suspension, add a long-range fuel tank, or for a combination of reasons. Others modify their vehicles so that they are better suited to a specialised purpose. Vehicle owners who intend to modify their vehicles need to follow the standards and guidelines that apply to the modification of vehicles for use on roads and/or road-related areas.
Seek advice . The examples of modifications ‘requiring’ or ‘not requiring’ certification provided in the following tables do not cover all situations.
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