Anyone in PA. with SOA?

[FireZapper]

Yep newbie here.

I'm the proud owner of a 92 Sport. Going to go with 4" heep coils and 2" f150 spacers up front. The rear I'm looking to SOA. Wondering if anyone in PA. has had a problem with inspection?

The inspection code reads.... Axle attached as manufacture intended. When I do the SOA I will remove the stock spring perch, sway bar mounts. So I was thinking if they said anything I could say I swapped in a ranger axle.

 

[95offroadx]

i have a soa and i havent had a problem with the inspection, you know you will need drop backets so the coils will fit

 

[FireZapper]

Yes have the drop brackets and getting extended RA with heims.

Thanks for the reply. Thats what I was thinking. As long as it looks professional they will not question it.

 

[Critical_Level2]

The inspection code reads.... Axle attached as manufacture intended.

I used to do inspections when I worked as an auto tech. Basically what they are saying is that the axle is safely attached to the suspension, not held to the vehicle by chicken wire, twine, bad welds, or in anyway that will become a safety issue.

 

[JDraper]

SOA is not a problem in PA. I know several people with SOA's on their Explorer's in PA, and My Zuk has been converted to SOA. Just gotta make sure the bumpers are below the max height. If I remember correctly, it's something like 38" in PA.