Well im from NS Canada and this is apart of the new mvi (motor vehicle inspections) laws
http://www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/rmv/

I was wondering how long it would take for this to happen.

You can have the vehicle lowered or raised if you get the vehicle engineered approved. Yet there is no one certified to do this help us fight this change. We understand you can go to low or to high and be in a mess. We understand ppl can cut springs and torch them to lower a vehicle we just want to be able to lower or raise a vehicle using respectable using name brand parts.

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That's not even what the law says. Proper steering would be your inability to turn the wheel to lock without the tire rubbing.

I got a laugh out of the "hockey pucks" note.

You would be surprised how many people with Jeeps use hockey pucks to raise the suspension instead of blocks.

Originally posted by freelancefool
You would be surprised how many people with Jeeps use hockey pucks to raise the suspension instead of blocks.

no, no I wouldn't. it just came off as funny that they actually refrenced it.

my favorites are hocky puck engine mounts.

I thought hockey pucks had something to do with it being Canada :shrug

You've never heard of that before Tim?

A few people at my old college acctually used hockey pucks to lift a shitty truck. Ive known about it forever.