MrMark

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Messin' around before rolling the car into the Dub show....

MPstyle

curious what people think about this vs. leaving the clear portion in?

PMok

for a show car, looks great ... but for real world driving I would leave them clear. How you gonna see behind you when you back up at night???

acl15

those look nice but i really like the clear part

MoLexus

Good point. If you want you can do half of it where from a distance the white wouldn't be that obvious.

MPstyle

So in a perfect world all red is best look?

White is practical. That is a great point.

jackblack7

Also, isn't the white supposed to warn people that you're backing up? This defeats that purpose.

josephlee

you're so gettin a ticket for that

MrMark

iTrader: (3)

On a red car, it looks very clean. I know people behind can't see the clear backups when you reverse.....but how many times will that occur?

I'll post pics if them installed later.....then we'll see what the total package looks like.

sirkfc

It will occur a bunch of times at the supermarket or mall when you are backing out... And when any sort of accident involving backing up occurs, you're hosed in terms of liability.

plex

iTrader: (11)

They look great Mark. Some people here just stay in the box and play by the rules, no offense to anyone here I'm just a rebel by nature.

mir

I think one is too many. What if the person behind thinks wrongly that you are braking and not backing? Do you know if it is even legal to have it?

Thanks

jdanon

That's what separates adults from kids. The teen years are for rebelling lol.

javyLSU

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No, this is not legal. Reverse/back-up lights are specifically required to produce white light by both U.S. NHTSA and European UNECE regulations.

Javier

ben_r_

I wouldnt want to cover the clear portions because at night thats the lighting for the backup camera and since my windows are 5% in the back I need that camera to show me everything it can!