Thumper, correct on the high beams. They do make kits though if you want to run them with high's

 

Geeez, this post sure went south regarding the original topic.

 

I drive cars and trucks and I'll tell you I'm not amused at all when someone in a truck is trying to light up the whole interior of my car for no reason other than to be a *****. I try to show a little courtesy when I drive my trucks so as to avoid being a complete jerk to someone who's only fault was that they were in front of me (not to say some pokey bastards aren't an annoyance but it does put the person with the lights completely at fault).

 

Our second ride is a Expedition. When purchasing our F-150 the wife and I checked out the new stangs. Just plain Beautiful! After inside of one for a minute, we both felt Closter phobic. We’re both size average build but after riding in trucks and SUV’s for the last years I don’t think we could ever downsize. Bigger is better and we both feel SAFE!

 

hi-beams are considered 4 lights in most jurisdictions. Fogs/Drivers are considered aset of lights. I think 4 is the maximum you can have on the highway in almost every jurisdiction so this means you have lows with fogs or hi-beams, but no hi with fog (which they would consider 6 lights)


I dont make the rules, but that's my understanding of them.

 

Well, your opinion has been noted and respected. But if I'm not doing anything wrong, running my lows (which are within the legal limits) and you are coming towards me flashing your hi beams at me, doesn't that make you a clown? Don't get me wrong, I mean no disrespect towards you, just want to clarify thats all.

I try to show some courtesy when I drive my truck so that I'm not a jerk to someone in front of me, but don't expect to get courtesy if you don't give courtesy.

 

Think about it...Did someone flash their lights at you only on one occasion? If they did, then they have a problem. If it has happened on more than one occasion then something is wrong with the angle of the lights.

Good luck