Alternative to auxillary lighting

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    Visualeyes will be releasing a new driving light system that mounts inside the car.

    Check it out here....
     
    pksublime, Dec 13, 2007
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    that is kinda cool
     
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    Looks like they put out a lot of light for what they are but using those would be illegal in MN. Aux lights need to be on the front of the car and below a height of 42".
     
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    I dont think they would be a problem as long as they are hooked up to your high beams, so that when you shut off the lights these shut off too
     
    Flat4, Dec 13, 2007
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    cool idea, hopefully they will change or alter the law for those things.
     
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    I doubt it...and if it does happen, it wont be for a looonnnnnnnnnng time
     
    gc8, Dec 13, 2007
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    Yeah, the ad said that they are set with the highbeams(wirelessly) and also have an auto dim function for oncoming traffic.

    They look pretty sweet to me.
     
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    You can have lights higher than 42", they just need to be covered on the road.

    Russ
     
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    ^ Yeah I was thinking about off-road lights on pickups. I doubt they could really tell unless it was on.
     
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    Nice!! Add those to what I'm already packing = overkill. I love overkill!! I'd buy a set
     
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    They would be covered since they go inside the car ;)
     
    pksublime, Dec 14, 2007
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    You can have anything you want on your car for off-road use. My post was direct at on road. Lighting has to be mounted on the front of the car and no higher the 42 inches for use on public roads.
     
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    How about if they are obstructing clear view? I don't know about here, but there is a law in Virginia against having anything hanging from your rear-view mirror. People would get pulled over for having an air freshner hanging, this thing looks much larger than that. I know I wouldn't want it there blocking my view trying to turn right.
     
    briancustoms, Dec 14, 2007
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