are these legal?
are these legal?
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...922648&NeXID=5
the ventshade ones front and back?
and does anyone have pictures of some on a 1982-1992 camaro?
the ventshade ones front and back?
and does anyone have pictures of some on a 1982-1992 camaro?
Re: are these legal?
We dun't have none of them "lights on fer safety" laws here in the Auto Capital of the world....Michigan.
Last I checked, roads are made for CARS not Construction crews...I'm of the personal opinion they should watch for CARS, not vice-versa.
We have no vehicle emission/environmental testing (tailpipe OR visual)
We also have no non-commercial vehcile safety inspections either.
And that's the way it should be, EVERYWHERE !
Last I checked, roads are made for CARS not Construction crews...I'm of the personal opinion they should watch for CARS, not vice-versa.
We have no vehicle emission/environmental testing (tailpipe OR visual)
We also have no non-commercial vehcile safety inspections either.
And that's the way it should be, EVERYWHERE !
Re: are these legal?
Originally Posted by JaysGone
It depends on your state
Its a kinda stupid thing to do to obstruct lights.
You need as much light as you can get in my 2 cents
SilverStars for me.Congratulations on massively overpaying for light bulbs.
Search fro Luks and get them for $4 a pop and higher watts.
Re: are these legal?
It depends on the state
And thats the real question, inforcement? The easiest way to tell is look at the cars on the road. It's illegal to to remove the front plate in Texas, but a good 1/3rd of the car on the road don't have them.
Re: are these legal?
Originally Posted by EnerjetF67
We dun't have none of them "lights on fer safety" laws here in the Auto Capital of the world....Michigan.
Last I checked, roads are made for CARS not Construction crews...I'm of the personal opinion they should watch for CARS, not vice-versa.
Last I checked, roads are made for CARS not Construction crews...I'm of the personal opinion they should watch for CARS, not vice-versa.
Just because you've never been pulled over for something dosn't mean it's legal.
Re: are these legal?
To jsetzer I can afford to overpay for things.
As to lights in Florida No tint covers front or rear no neon other then red or orange. Basicallly depends on the cop you run into.
Re: are these legal?
Originally Posted by EnerjetF67
We dun't have none of them "lights on fer safety" laws here in the Auto Capital of the world....Michigan.
Last I checked, roads are made for CARS not Construction crews...I'm of the personal opinion they should watch for CARS, not vice-versa.....
Last I checked, roads are made for CARS not Construction crews...I'm of the personal opinion they should watch for CARS, not vice-versa.....
Re: are these legal?
Originally Posted by JaysGone
To jsetzer I can afford to overpay for things.
As to lights in Florida No tint covers front or rear no neon other then red or orange. Basicallly depends on the cop you run into.
Re: are these legal?
Originally Posted by JaysGone
To jsetzer I can afford to overpay for things.
As to lights in Florida No tint covers front or rear no neon other then red or orange. Basicallly depends on the cop you run into.
Lol, meant no offense or anything. Just sharing my own personal experience.
I run Luks 80w low and 100w highs and they are whiter and brighter to me than silverstars. (And the best part cheaper).
From my understanding altering your headlights in almost any manner is not "legal" I don't think changing the bulbs to a higher wattage is legal, but how will they ever know?


