HELP

[TotalChaos]

Im sure this has been covered before but...

So my bronco died... motor seized up... oh well... not a big deal... so i found a new bad @$$ truck... my issue is it has 8" of suspension lift and 40's.... i life in NJ unfortunately... our lift laws are very strict i guess, dunno since i dont have an overly large truck... my question is are there any other fellow new jerseyites that have extremely bog trucks that passed the NJ inspection? If so what all mods do yous have and where did you go to get it inspected? i really want to get this truckbut i cant afford to get it if i cant drive it....

also if anyone has a spare set of 36's for sale i need em. and i am parting out the deceased bronco if anyone needs anything... im trying not to ship so local pick up it wil have to be if yous need anything... the truck is in Cherry Hill, NJ

 

[shift1313]

a motor should be cheap for your truck. anything else wrong with it?

http://members.aol.com/snowman629/truck/liftlaws.htm

 

[BB33's]

I THINK A 38" tire is as far as you can go, In Maine no larger than 38 is allowed or 8" more than stock. I assume it would be the same for Jersey. In CA if you don't have a 5" body lift your good. Here in CA a 2008 F350 on 40's with 12 inches of lift is small.

 

[TotalChaos]

a motor should be cheap for your truck. anything else wrong with it?
http://members.aol.com/snowman629/truck/liftlaws.htm

umm... well there was an electrical fire that melted my battery and parts of my wiring harness... i only paid a grand for the truck... so i have decided to move on....

Thanks for the link....

 

[TotalChaos]

I THINK A 38" tire is as far as you can go, In Maine no larger than 38 is allowed or 8" more than stock. I assume it would be the same for Jersey. In CA if you don't have a 5" body lift your good. Here in CA a 2008 F350 on 40's with 12 inches of lift is small.

I know right... i miss CA... im originally from Fresno area, just outside of Yosemite... and if you saw someone with a stock truck it was cause they just bought it that morning and were waiting for the parts they ordered.. lol

 

[BroncoJoe19]

I went through the title 39 statutes and did not find anything relating to tire size. If there is a limitation on size, it must be in regulations promugated by the Director.

 

[TotalChaos]

I went through the title 39 statutes and did not find anything relating to tire size. If there is a limitation on size, it must be in regulations promugated by the Director.

I believe it is... if im not mistaking it is 38" or 6" larger than stock... someone correct me if im wrong...

 

[BroncoJoe19]

I googled nj tire size regulations and came up with two sites giving essentially the same information.

38 inches or six inches more than the maximum tire diameter available as standard or optional equipment for the particular vehicle from the original manufacturer, whichever is less.

http://michie.lexisnexis.com/newjersey/lpe...2.0#JD_1320-373

http://members.aol.com/snowman629/truck/liftlaws.htm