penalty for lifted trucks?
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RE: penalty for lifted trucks?
well this is how mine is setup right now i have the stock coils and blocks and have 3" spacers on top of the coils and 3" blocks on the stock block, with a 3" body lift. Im taking out the stock coils and putting 5" coils and taking the 3" blocks out of the rear andputting 4" leafs on 2" blocks. so ill have 11" of lift.
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RE: penalty for lifted trucks?
the lift law used to be 57" to the bottom of your headlights and that is higher than 16" of lift and 44s. they changed the law to 2" over stock now and they are kinda layed back in my town. but i dont know how long they are going to let us ride around like this.
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05-02-2007, 06:17 PM
RE: penalty for lifted trucks?
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I'm in NJ and we have a altered height inspection station here that any truck over stock height has to go through. I have the skyjacker 7" long arm kit and a 3" body on mine and I get hassled by cops nearly every day. Our law states that tires also can't stick out past the fenders and mine stick out almost 5", no flare made will cover it so I cam kinda screwed. I need to get different rims with more backspace to pull the tires under the fenders more before I can even think about going o the tilt table inspection center. NJ sucks[:@]
I'm in NJ and we have a altered height inspection station here that any truck over stock height has to go through. I have the skyjacker 7" long arm kit and a 3" body on mine and I get hassled by cops nearly every day. Our law states that tires also can't stick out past the fenders and mine stick out almost 5", no flare made will cover it so I cam kinda screwed. I need to get different rims with more backspace to pull the tires under the fenders more before I can even think about going o the tilt table inspection center. NJ sucks[:@]
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05-02-2007, 06:57 PM
RE: penalty for lifted trucks?
NJ's not that bad with inspections once every two years..............New York on the hand......only second to California in terms of restrictions and emissions, inspections every year
don't even get me started on the NYCMA area inspections (the five boroughs of New York City, Nassau county, Suffolk County, Westchester County, and Rockland County)
don't even get me started on the NYCMA area inspections (the five boroughs of New York City, Nassau county, Suffolk County, Westchester County, and Rockland County)
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