lift laws
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Cool. Your absolutely correct.
Here is the pdf link for Massachusetts:
http://www.truckworld.com/How-To-Tec...A_lift_law.pdf
(156.2 x 79.9)/2200=5.6729
I need to be "within one inch". So... the 6" lift should be good to go.
It says I can increase the tire size by the same amount as the "mechanical lift"... so going from 31's to 37's are good.
Technically I am still legal!
Here is the pdf link for Massachusetts:
http://www.truckworld.com/How-To-Tec...A_lift_law.pdf
(156.2 x 79.9)/2200=5.6729
I need to be "within one inch". So... the 6" lift should be good to go.
It says I can increase the tire size by the same amount as the "mechanical lift"... so going from 31's to 37's are good.
Technically I am still legal!
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Wow... Thats lousy. What about all the sports cars with wider tires? That law doesn't make any sense. I can at least see an argument against loud exhausts, or large lifts... I don't agree with the argument, but I can see where you could complain. Just having a law against bigger tires is dumn.
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Lift, exhaust, and tire laws really tick me off.....we have way better things to be "fixing" in our government sysems than stupid petty stuff like this. You could probably attribute like 1 death a year in new england to a lifted truck. It would probably have been the other person's fault, and whatever...this world is rediculous these days. I have to end this or I'll be violating guidelines myself.
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