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What is the legal modification plan for the Beijing BJ40L?

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AnnaDella

07/29/25 10:57pm

Legal modification plan for the Beijing BJ40L: Replace the front and rear bumpers with MR Expedition manganese steel bumpers, install a winch, remove the wheel arches and replace them with Laura wheel arches, and add spotlights on the MR four-door version roll cage roof rack or install an A-pillar spotlight bracket on the two-door version roll cage roof rack. Currently, modifications require cooperation with a qualified manufacturer or modification workshop. The manufacturer must then register the modified vehicle with the public security bureau before it can be licensed. Many modified vehicles are not allowed on the road mainly because they have been modified privately, affecting the vehicle's structure and other aspects. Generally, very few modified vehicles are permitted on the road, so modifications must strictly follow the legal modification plan for the Beijing BJ40L. The Beijing BJ40 has four versions: S, P, C, and SE. The S series includes the BJ40 Rainforest Expedition Edition and the BJ40 Ring of Champions Edition; the P series is the BJ40 Blade Hero Edition; the C series is the BJ40 City Hunter Edition; and the SE series is the BJ40 Tribute 2020 Edition, which is a two-door short-wheelbase version.

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