The proposed policy prohibits home-built suspension and steering components. What about purchased lift kits that require welding and minor fabrication?
The Saskatchewan Vehicle Inspection Standards require that any repair or modification to a steering or suspension component conform to a standard or procedure approved by either the original equipment manufacturer or an industry-approved process. Home-built steering and suspension components are not permitted. Only commercially available production lift kit components designed and tested for highway use are permitted. As part of the raised vehicle inspection process, the proposed policy would accept modifications to the vehicles frame, suspension and steering components approved by the lift kit manufacturer. Any modifications made to a vehicles frame, steering or suspension as part of a custom installation of a lift kit component that was not originally manufactured for the vehicle, must be approved by SGI Vehicle Standards and Inspection.
