B2 offroad capabilities

[Lil-Pony]

That's legal in Texas

 

[jkufen]

Yeah, but this isnt street legal which is what im going for now

Why is this not street legal? Just curious? Here in SC we have very relaxed laws so just about anything is street legal.

 

[Shran]

Yeah, but this isnt street legal which is what im going for now

That truck in the pic, assuming it had tail lights, which it didn't at that point, would have been 100% street legal in any state if you put fender flares on it. It was completely stock, no lift, just a LOT of cutting. There is nowhere in the country that would fail a factory original truck with larger than stock tires.

 

[john93rangerstx]

IF the tires lift the truck more then 4 inch it would fail in ri

 

[Surrey]

IF the tires lift the truck more then 4 inch it would fail in ri

RI has stupid lift laws - anything that raises chassis or body over 4" is illegal... Thats dumb.

Also, to get 4" lift outta a set of tires, you would need something at least 8" bigger than stock, so his 33s would have to be more like 37s or bigger.

 

[nitrojunkie1029]

All i know is PA has strict laws about it. Im not sure what all of them are, but i know tires cant stick out wider than 3" from your fenders and fender flares cant be wider than 3" and rear bumper height has to be less than 12"

 

[CurtisP87]

and rear bumper height has to be less than 12"

No way....most trucks come from the factory taller than that....unless you'd have us believe everyone in PA drives slammed trucks....

 

[bIIjr]

I live in pa and am a past xj owner. I loved my xj I went where I wanted with no issue and having a solid axle was a huge help on how it worked off road. I got my bronco from a friend it was already lifted . It isn't a jeep rides like log wagon. But I think I can make it better. There is more aftermarket for the jeep. And I'd hate to drive this bII everyday. But I am doing what you have planned for a bII I already chopped it and working on cage now. My 2 cents is go jeep if you need to go d/d I miss mine for sure.

 

[bIIjr]

And yes pa has sucky laws about lifts and bumper height I think it goes by gross weight with a xj it's 29 in from bottom rear bumper to ground