lowering legality
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lowering legality
ive been told by some people dropping your car like more than an inch will not pass state inspection....is this right? ive had some eibach sportlines and koni's for over a year now that i havn't put on yet
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Re: lowering legality
There are bumper height laws, other than that I don't think any of the inspectors care too much. You'll pass inspection fine, only an inch drop is barely noticeable on most cars..
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Japanese Disease
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Re: lowering legality
i dropped my car a good 2" after the springs set and when i went to get inspected they gave me more crap about my factory hood scoop being too big than they did about ride height. You have nothing to worry about.
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From: GMI
Re: lowering legality
Originally Posted by SignfcntOthr
14 and a half inches from the lowest point on your horizontal bumper is what I have been told by a handful of Virginia Beach's finest.
