[2000 Ram]

I'm putting my house up for sale tomorrow I'm in NJ now and looking to buy a house in PA. Anyway does anyone know what is the legal
lift height aloud in PA and how strict are they about inforcing there laws on lifted trucks. (THANKS)

 

[Biginuf]

My bud up in PA, Ian, has a 98 1500 with the fabtech 5 and 3 body with 38 thornbirds, He says he cant drive it without getting pulled over. He has a kenn bell supercharger and about 2 grand in a paintjob the best lookin dodge around, if you want to see it, let me know and i will email you the pic. I hope that answers your question.

 

[Biginuf]

This is a little more specific......

For now, some part of the bumper bar must fall within 16-20 inches for passenger cars (measured from level ground) and 16-30 inches for multi-purpose passenger vehicles and light trucks.
Rules concerning the way vehicles may be lifted or lowered, however, remain in effect per the new regulation: Lowering is allowed provided blocks or spring shackle kits are not employed on the front suspension. Raising remains legal provided spring shackle kits do not exceed 2 inches over original equipment, blocks are not used on front axles, blocks used on rear axles do not exceed 5 inches over original equipment and the difference between the body floor and the top of the rail does not exceed 4 inches.

 

[Outlaw Ram]

I'm headin to the Bloomsburg show in PA this summer and someone told me troopers wait outside the gates of the jamboree to pull lifted trucks over. Resident or not!

 

[Biginuf]

I hope to see you there in Blooms, should be a good show, ive been S.C. and Lima Ohio the last 2 years Lima is killer, I heard Blooms is better, who cares about an out of state improper equipment ticket, they can kiss my rear, im not gonna move to PA. anyways.

 

[Outlaw Ram]

Well I'll keep an eye out for you, mostly the troopers there in PA just want to ticket the out of state trucks.