My coupe with JDM thin moldings
07-26-2003, 01:06 PM
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Originally posted by oc_civic
fuck me??? settle down.. you asked a simple question.. so i answered.. i in no way meant to hurt your pride.. but you are the one driving around a car missing parts of molding.. molding that doesn't even fit.. so back the fuck off..
fuck me??? settle down.. you asked a simple question.. so i answered.. i in no way meant to hurt your pride.. but you are the one driving around a car missing parts of molding.. molding that doesn't even fit.. so back the fuck off..
.........its all good man. Its not missing parts now the two rear sides are off til i take it in to be worked on
07-26-2003, 01:11 PM
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Originally posted by jfiedler
think so? go mount a couple blue lights on your roof. you aren't replacing stock lighting...but i guarantee it isn't legal. :fawk:
think so? go mount a couple blue lights on your roof. you aren't replacing stock lighting...but i guarantee it isn't legal. :fawk:
Originally posted by jfiedler
underbody has different laws...but in general as long as you can't see the actual light producing device (filament, led, neon, etc) you should be ok.
underbody has different laws...but in general as long as you can't see the actual light producing device (filament, led, neon, etc) you should be ok.
07-26-2003, 01:16 PM
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in florida any added light under car can not be red, blue, amber/yellow. Side markers must be amber up front and red in rear. As for roof mounted lights they can be any color as long it is for off road use only.
07-26-2003, 01:22 PM
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Originally posted by oc_civic
actualy i could MOUNT any lights i want on my roof.. its when i light them up that there is an issue.. and roof mounted lights are under a differant group.. a pickup truck.. with amber roof running lights will be ok, BUT a pickup truck with amber EMERGENCY lights are differant.. last time i checked.. this WAS a long time ago.. blue lights were reserved as "emergency vehicle lighting" at least in NJ.. so you could not have ANY blue lights..
not in NJ.. in NJ they break hella lots of balls for underbody neons.. so niether one of us is a laweyer and the reality is niether of us REALLY know.. we just know what we have "heard"
actualy i could MOUNT any lights i want on my roof.. its when i light them up that there is an issue.. and roof mounted lights are under a differant group.. a pickup truck.. with amber roof running lights will be ok, BUT a pickup truck with amber EMERGENCY lights are differant.. last time i checked.. this WAS a long time ago.. blue lights were reserved as "emergency vehicle lighting" at least in NJ.. so you could not have ANY blue lights..
not in NJ.. in NJ they break hella lots of balls for underbody neons.. so niether one of us is a laweyer and the reality is niether of us REALLY know.. we just know what we have "heard"
whats interesting about the wording of the law is, technically as long as the blue or red light isn't capable of strobing, flashing, etc...it's legal. this doesn't fly in front of a cop tho - i paid a $300 fine to that effect. stupid blue nozzle lights (gone now :thumbup
http://www.state.ma.us/legis/laws/mgl/90-7E.htm
NJ may be different...but as far as hearing the laws, it doesn't get more real than the link above.
realistically, law comes down to the cop that is in front of you. if he says it's legal, who cares what the law says. if he says it's illegal, and you disagree then you can bring it to a judge and go from there.
lighting laws suck :down:
07-26-2003, 01:25 PM
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Originally posted by jfiedler
in massachusetts, mounting red or blue lights anywhere on a vehicle without proper permits is illegal. turning them on is irrelevent.
http://www.state.ma.us/legis/laws/mgl/90-7E.htm
NJ may be different...but as far as hearing the laws, it doesn't get more real than the link above.
realistically, law comes down to the cop that is in front of you. if he says it's legal, who cares what the law says. if he says it's illegal, and you disagree then you can bring it to a judge and go from there.
lighting laws suck :down:
in massachusetts, mounting red or blue lights anywhere on a vehicle without proper permits is illegal. turning them on is irrelevent.
http://www.state.ma.us/legis/laws/mgl/90-7E.htm
NJ may be different...but as far as hearing the laws, it doesn't get more real than the link above.
realistically, law comes down to the cop that is in front of you. if he says it's legal, who cares what the law says. if he says it's illegal, and you disagree then you can bring it to a judge and go from there.
lighting laws suck :down:
no actualy mounting "a flashing, rotating or oscillating red light in any direction" so a NORMAL running light would not be the same... i know what they MEANT.. but i also know what they wrote... they took the time to specify.. then that is how its red..
07-26-2003, 01:27 PM
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Originally posted by oc_civic
no actualy mounting "a flashing, rotating or oscillating red light in any direction" so a NORMAL running light would not be the same... i know what they MEANT.. but i also know what they wrote... they took the time to specify.. then that is how its red..
no actualy mounting "a flashing, rotating or oscillating red light in any direction" so a NORMAL running light would not be the same... i know what they MEANT.. but i also know what they wrote... they took the time to specify.. then that is how its red..