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I purchased a set of circular lights. There 55watts. and they say there approved for highway...i have them installed in my lower grill...they just fit in there...<diameter is like 6inches or so..
now my question is, are these light street legal? On the box, it make reference to highway lights and to be used for better low-side lighting when there is not on-coming traffic. And they are also SAE approved. Any thoughts...
Did we get the posting pictures fixed? To where we can just attach a file rather than a url.
now my question is, are these light street legal? On the box, it make reference to highway lights and to be used for better low-side lighting when there is not on-coming traffic. And they are also SAE approved. Any thoughts...
Did we get the posting pictures fixed? To where we can just attach a file rather than a url.
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Who makes the lights? What series are they?
Are they actualy fog lights or driving lights? If they're driving lights you can only use them with your high beams. If you use them with your low beams it's illegal and will blind on coming traffic and the person in front of you.
Fog lights you can only use with your low beams. It's pretty much useless to use them with high beams.
Fog lights are for bad weather, and driving lights are to see a little better when you can't.
Are they actualy fog lights or driving lights? If they're driving lights you can only use them with your high beams. If you use them with your low beams it's illegal and will blind on coming traffic and the person in front of you.
Fog lights you can only use with your low beams. It's pretty much useless to use them with high beams.
Fog lights are for bad weather, and driving lights are to see a little better when you can't.
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Your best bet is to stop a police officer or better yet call the local PD and ask to speak to someone in their traffic division. Those guys only job is to enforce the driving laws and no barking dog calls. Most of the officer should be more than willing to look it up for you.
