Help me beat lift laws.

[20046.0]

Looking to run some 40's on my truck. Probably going to lift it another 4" on top of my 8" lift kit.

I was wondering if there are any bumpers that drop lower then the stock bumper. Trucks bumper is currently 29.5" from the lowest part to the ground.

• On trucks the lowest part of the bumper
cannot be more than 750 millimeters
above the road surface.
• Bumpers must have a vertical surface
of at least 100 millimeters
Refer to bumper height requirements
above, and lamp height requirements as
follows:
• Headlamps must be between 535 and
1400millimeters from the road surface to
the centre of the lamp.
• Brake, Signal and Tail lamps must be
between 350 and 2110 millimeters from
the road surface

Those are my provinces laws.

[7.3Lifted]

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What province are you located in and where did you find the laws? I am in BC and have searched the internet for the MVA regarding height restrictions. All I can come up with is my bumper height has to be 29.5"

Cop told me "I think your truck is too tall" (but couldnt rattle out whats the legal limit)Now, I have to pass a vehicle inspection soon.

[20046.0]

Originally Posted by 7.3Lifted

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What province are you located in and where did you find the laws? I am in BC and have searched the internet for the MVA regarding height restrictions. All I can come up with is my bumper height has to be 29.5"

Cop told me "I think your truck is too tall" (but couldnt rattle out whats the legal limit)Now, I have to pass a vehicle inspection soon.

I found them on a local police website:
http://www.reginapolice.ca/vehicle/v...ifications.pdf

I'm thinking maybe a road armour bumper or something would help.

Found some information pertaining British Columbia and Canada
Check out page 16 or 17

http://www.ccmta.ca/english/pdf/exce...s_dec_2010.pdf

[JSchuricht]

If your worried about it, get a Kilderman lift. Then when the lights come on behind you, dump the air. Cop will walk away confused.

[20046.0]

Originally Posted by JSchuricht

If your worried about it, get a Kilderman lift. Then when the lights come on behind you, dump the air. Cop will walk away confused.

I know about those kits, really nice stuff. I'm not sure if I could incorporate that into my trucks current suspension components.

It's really pricy just to change my entire suspension system. I was thinking of getting a bumper that could grab me a few inches.

Can anyone confirm my question about bumpers?

[7.3Lifted]

Originally Posted by 20046.0

I found them on a local police website:
http://www.reginapolice.ca/vehicle/v...ifications.pdf

I'm thinking maybe a road armour bumper or something would help.

Found some information pertaining British Columbia and Canada
Check out page 16 or 17

http://www.ccmta.ca/english/pdf/exce...s_dec_2010.pdf

Thank you. Looks like I have to do some measuring tomorrow to see if I am good to go height wise for my inspection with my 8" lift rolling on 33's

[PGreenSVT]

Drop it to 4.5" and get Bushwacker cut out flairs. That'll take 41's and still keep your bumpers and lights down.

[JSchuricht]

If it helps, here is a Road Armor on a 2000 with a 05 grill.

[20046.0]

Would be cool to run cutouts but I really dislike them. I almost bought them and I seen them on a truck and changed my mind.

I might just have to leave the suspension alone ha