I may have a problem, just seeing if anyone else has run into. I just bought a 99 F250 with a 5" lift and 32" tires. I bought it out of state. The law here in delaware says 30" to the bottom of the bumper but im a little higher than that. Does anyone know if theres a way to get around that. A special registration or permit or anything? I hate to lower it any but im afraid thats what i will be told after the inspection this wednesday. If anyone has had this problem or knows anything about it PLEASE let me know. Thanks!
in cali we got smog laws that say you cant have after market mufflrs so i keep my stock and have it installed a week beofre then take it off haha its easy
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THERES NO SUCH THING AS TO HIGH OF A TRUCK
I dont know how everything works there but in Florida they have bumper height laws that around 30" and im way over. So i checked into it and the laws were like trucks under 4000lbs...So what i had to do was go to a legal weighing station and get my truck weight. It weighed 5900lbs so i was able to take my weight slip and register my truck into a new weight group. For trucks 5000lbs and over the bumpers did not matter it was your light height. So everyone around just adds a set of fog lights or something to the height limit for the lights. But being you have F250 you should be in the weight group already...you would be in florida.
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