what is considered recon? upping my tire size to 19's?

 

i thought they got rid of rims size as "recon"??? as long as they dont stick out of the fender.

 

i have no idea.

 

lolz maybe the gurus with glance over this.

 

i think they all sleeping....like they got jobs or something tomorrow...lol

 

They just changed the law a few months ago. No more need for recon if you have rims. They have relaxed the law some now.

 

yep, for rims only you dont need recon, as long as they're not sticking past the fender

 

No need recon for rims but I don't think you want new rims without lowering it. Its going to look lifted... but if you lower it then you need to get alignment done and get the printout for recon.

 

Recon pretty much only consists of altering your suspension. Whether it be lifting or lowering it. Exhaust was done away with a while back and rim sizing was done away with not too long ago, as long as it doesn't "poke" out past the fenders. And yes if you lower or raise your car you will need an alignment and a print out with everything within factory specs, in the green. If any one thing is red or out of spec you won't pass. They do a pretty thorough inspection, I've heard of guys failing cuz they were missing a bolt for a brake line bracket. Most guys clean out there car of everything. And since its only for suspension, go there with your stock rims on...

 

i need to roll my fenders. >< sticks out, but i rather not get a ticket for them. lol. what would the ticket be if i do get caught wit it sticking out? *knock on wood* no recon?

peace out

 

I forgot already. Were adjustable coil overs allowed or a no go?

 

my friends is passed with coilovers,

the cop could give you a no recon and maybe an unsafe vehicle for the wheels poking out

 

I passed recon with coilovers... I suggest make your shocks to the softest setting when going to get your recon. The inspector bounce my car when I went.

 

did they know you had coilovers?

 

plus, you gotta know a good alignment shop that get you within specs...on paper....right Marty?