Here in ky, I think you'd get pulled over so they could get a closer look.

 

The truck looks great!


It's actually lower than that.

Missouri bumper height law: Section 307-172 Altering passenger motor vehicle by rai


It appears that California doesn't have a bumper height law, instead they measure to the bottom of the factory frame.

GVWR: ............................. Max height:
under 4,500 ...................... 27"
4,501 to 7,500 .................. 30"
7,501 to 10,000.................. 31"

 

I knew it wasnt a whole lot. Buddy had a truck lifted 8" , with 38" mudders. Drove it a total of 4 times, 2 $100 tickets and sold it. Was a good looking truck..lots of money and time wasted.

 

That truck looks awesome man. I'd love to see the look on some random guys face as you drive up behind them and inch up to his car closer and closer while going down the road with that truck.

 

in california and yes it is very illegal but worth every penny. i love it and am very proud of all the fab that went into building it. everything built by hand in house except heims and shocks. i guess ill see how it goes with the first police stop. hoping i get to enjoy for a little while

 

Nice looking work. I hope you get to enjoy it.

 

Ahh heck just Buy a longer drop Hitch that is what they do up here in my neck of Missouri I have seen pretty tall rigs uo here and I don't think they have any trouble. But oh boy that is a nice R I G.

 

got stopped. went very well, he just wanted some pics to show his sin so i got to take a picture of him taking pictures.

 

you are already very involved into this project,you should run a divorced transfer case.you can mount it just about anywhere and it will solve all your drive line angle.

 

is there anything available to divorce my current transfer case? that would be ideal. i looked into clocking rings briefly. ive also had a few tell me that a ds can be built to fit. seems like i have a few options and just need to pick one.. thank you for the advice

 

Thats priceless hahahahahahaha