Does this happen to anyone else with a lift?
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Does this happen to anyone else with a lift?
So lately i've been noticing more and more that people bright light me as i'm passing them b/c they apparently think I have my bright lights on. However, I always have my fog lights on so it seems to me if they had any sense they could tell i'm not running brights. I just hope after I actually do brighten them (after they do it to me) that they feel like the jack*** they are
Anyway, just wondering if anyone else has this issue /end rant
Anyway, just wondering if anyone else has this issue /end rant
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Im not sure if you have or not, but you should change the angle of your headlights due to the lift. With the front end being that much higher and also not pointed down like a stock truck without levelling kit is the lights are not pointing directly in the eyes of other drivers making it very difficult to see. As far as the fog lights go, i flash people with fog lights on because they make it a bitch to see as well. If you don't need the fog lights on why have them on? They dont look all that cool and make it very hard for others to see but thats just my opinion and rant because fog lights are one thing that bother me alot.
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ha yeah i use to get flashed every so often with my stock lights but now its about the same with my hids.
to the guy above me: there is a big difference in flashing people that have fog lights on and people with high beams. the high beams are illegal but no matter how many times you flash someone with fog lights they are still completely legal.
to the guy above me: there is a big difference in flashing people that have fog lights on and people with high beams. the high beams are illegal but no matter how many times you flash someone with fog lights they are still completely legal.
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I always thought high beams where just a different angle. If so, not adjusting your headlights after putting on the lift is just like having your high beams on.
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That's what I like to hear. One of my buddies has a dodge ram with a 10 inch lift. He has 6 serious offroad lights and he lights the world up when people do this to him Makes me want some offroad lights everytime I ride with him.
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Sorry, but I just don't see the logic. Am I missing something?
In case you didn't know most HID conversion kits and other after market headlights are approved for off road use only.
Better hope you're never in an accident. If you survive, it will be your fault and you might be charged with gross negligence.
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Just so I'm clear, ya'll are breaking the law (more than 2 lights illuminated into oncoming traffic - brights count as 4), creating an unsafe driving condition (2 vehicles approaching each other and neither driver can see), and you're proud of it?
Sorry, but I just don't see the logic. Am I missing something?
In case you didn't know most HID conversion kits and other after market headlights are approved for off road use only.
Better hope you're never in an accident. If you survive, it will be your fault and you might be charged with gross negligence.
Sorry, but I just don't see the logic. Am I missing something?
In case you didn't know most HID conversion kits and other after market headlights are approved for off road use only.
Better hope you're never in an accident. If you survive, it will be your fault and you might be charged with gross negligence.