Got pulled over.

[SicStang03]

I've heard of being too high... but not to low

[quickdodge®]

I've heard of being too high... but not to low

Never heard of that? Damn. The first time I got pulled over for being too low was in 1989. I was in Decatur at Columbia Dr and Glenwood Rd. I didn't question him when he did because I figured being a half inch off the ground (entire car, not just side skirts) would be illegal. He voluntarily pulled the code book out of his trunk and showed me where it states 22" ( I think or 21") off the ground.

And always a big LOLOL to everyone who always thinks they're being harassed because they drive a modified/lowered car. I've had modified/lowered cars since before half of you were 5 years old and never been "harassed" for anything. Always pulled over for valid reasons. You have to pay to play. It is the officer's job to enforce the laws. You break them, he gets you. Doesn't matter how insignificant you think it is. Later, QD.

[Echonova]

Never heard of that? Damn. The first time I got pulled over for being too low was in 1989. I was in Decatur at Columbia Dr and Glenwood Rd. I didn't question him when he did because I figured being a half inch off the ground (entire car, not just side skirts) would be illegal. He voluntarily pulled the code book out of his trunk and showed me where it states 22" ( I think or 21") off the ground.

And always a big LOLOL to everyone who always thinks they're being harassed because they drive a modified/lowered car. I've had modified/lowered cars since before half of you were 5 years old and never been "harassed" for anything. Always pulled over for valid reasons. You have to pay to play. It is the officer's job to enforce the laws. You break them, he gets you. Doesn't matter how insignificant you think it is. Later, QD.

22"??? Seriously? Suddenly Donks make more sense... They are the only ones legal.

Most cars don't come from the dealership almost 2 feet off the ground.