Here they are at night.
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Here they are at night.
sweeet
i take it based on the colours they're legal?
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Originally Posted by matt5112
Amber & White are legal for all vehicles. But can't be used while the car is in motion on public roads/property. The exception being for Emergency & Construction Vehicles. Right now I'll use them only for emergencies on the side of the road, which is mostly legal and no cop will do anything about it if I'm helping at an accident scene. But considering I'm a civil & environmental engineering major at my university, once I have a job using that degree anytime that I'm on the construction site I can use the lights as well, which was a second reason to get them.
Ah true. not a bad idea.
Looks good bro you should make a video :)
here is my brother's youtube channel. This includes my GP, my Dad's 2010 & 1999 Camaro, my Brother's Impala & the Family's Silverado. I'll see if I can make some more videos of my GP and put them up on my brother's channel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartangl
http://www.youtube.com/user/Chevy24by7
Looks badass. Especially on a black colored vehicle.
Here are set of Strobes and LED's on my vehicle which is permitted properly. Strobes mess with the video a bit. Much more impressive at night.
01 GP Stobes & LED's video by ARFF22 - Photobucket
Cool Cool. I was thinking about some TIR3's in the grill but I'm just gonna wait till i get my next car to really think about lots of strobes & leds. Just depends on if they will be needed for my job or not.
I like the idea of the reflective tape on the inside of the doors.
Should of given more detail on the install, Whelen TIR3 LED's in the gill, Whelen Dual Head LED Avenger Dash Light, Whelen Strobe's in the corners front and rear. I'll get a video of it at night posted in the very near future.
I know this is old but wow this was probly the dumbest argument i have read lol