Blue fog lense covers
03-08-2008, 09:29 PM
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RE: Blue fog lense covers
That's the general opinion across the boards.
They are pretty light, so I don't think they will look too blue when on.
Also, if not on, no ticket, is what I'm hearing.
I'll call chp and get the real answer.
Maybe I'll just have to use them for show, but damn they look good.
They are pretty light, so I don't think they will look too blue when on.
Also, if not on, no ticket, is what I'm hearing.
I'll call chp and get the real answer.
Maybe I'll just have to use them for show, but damn they look good.
03-08-2008, 09:33 PM
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RE: Blue fog lense covers
They look different. I would think they would look better with the center fog grill. I drive with my blackouts on all the time. I cant see **** so I turn my fogs on but ive never had a problem with cops or anything.
03-08-2008, 09:46 PM
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RE: Blue fog lense covers
According to Lamin-x, none of their films produce a blue or red light when lit.
This would seem to take care of the legal issue, as well as the functionality.
But I'm still going to check with CHP tomorrow.
This would seem to take care of the legal issue, as well as the functionality.
But I'm still going to check with CHP tomorrow.
03-08-2008, 10:57 PM
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RE: Blue fog lense covers
ORIGINAL: Humboldt Stang
According to Lamin-x, none of their films produce a blue or red light when lit.
This would seem to take care of the legal issue, as well as the functionality.
But I'm still going to check with CHP tomorrow.
According to Lamin-x, none of their films produce a blue or red light when lit.
This would seem to take care of the legal issue, as well as the functionality.
But I'm still going to check with CHP tomorrow.
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03-08-2008, 11:03 PM
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RE: Blue fog lense covers
I like the look but the first cop that sees them on is going to ticket you...
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, even if it is supposed to be pure white, to me any headlights over 3000 Kelvin should be outlawed cause that crap is just annoying[:'(]
03-08-2008, 11:55 PM
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RE: Blue fog lense covers
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Then that cop had better ticket you for those blue HIDs, even if it is supposed to be pure white, to me any headlights over 3000 Kelvin should be outlawed cause that crap is just annoying[:'(]
I like the look but the first cop that sees them on is going to ticket you...
Martin
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, even if it is supposed to be pure white, to me any headlights over 3000 Kelvin should be outlawed cause that crap is just annoying[:'(]The reason my headlightslook so blue compared to the fogs is that I have 2500K yellow bulbs in the fog lights. And yes, yellow is legal, and functional in fog lights.
Martin