penalty for lifted trucks?
hey i was wondering if anyone knows what the penalty of being liftted to high is? im fixing to change from 8" of lift to 11" and found out that the georgia laws have changed to 2" over stock. Any help will be greatly appreciated. thanx
Pictures please. That beast must be huge! I have a buddy who got pulled over in Michigan running 40's on a 1989 GMC. I know that Michigan is mandated by DOT laws based on bumper height and frame height depending on GVWR. He received a fix-it ticket meaning that the vehicle needed to be repaired before being allowed back on the road. I think he just took the body lift off. Again, this was Michigan. I had a list of all the states' laws. There are a few select states where the sky is the limit. Wouldn't that be nice!?
i know mass law you cant go any higher then stock but i drive a f350 for work when off duty and it lifted 7 inchs over stock and its my bosses truck and no trouble yet plan to go 7 inches on mine when i get the money
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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yea dude that sucks.. i got pulled over out in western md for my tires sticking out to far.. had to go out and buy fender flares and they still stick out a little over an inch.. 10 inches of lift? so your running 37's right? im looking to get 3 more inches on top my 6 so i can run 39's



