A bill that threatened to ban any vehicle whose suspension was altered more than two
inches above or below the factory recommendation died in the Georgia Legislature.
This law currently applies only to private passenger vehicles, not trucks. The bill
also required lenses on taillights to meet federal standards and not be "covered or
consist of anything other than reflective material installed as original factory
equipment . . ." SEMA convinced Georgia legislators to oppose the measure. Details:
Steve McDonald at mailto:stevem@sema.org