Legality of 3000/3500K Low Beams?
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Here's the Florida Statute that says so if anyone cares for it...
http://www.flsenate.gov/statutes/ind...20220#0316.220
http://www.flsenate.gov/statutes/ind...20220#0316.220
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My friend got pulled over here for having yellow lights, the cop said it was because emergency vehicles use yellow lights. Is that right? I thought they were just regular halogens.
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If you already have HID I say go for it. If you get a ticket it will just be a "Fix It" ticket. Throw your OE bulbs in, get your ticket signed off, and pay the small fee. Getting pulled over probably depends more on the area you are in more then the mod itself. Just my opinion. I am not sure if the Fix It tickets are as easy to handle in Florida as they are here in Cali.
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well if i was you, to gain some more lightin
you might wanna think of putin a hid kit in your fog lights that will help lil more
i seen some cars on here as well as hid head lights and fog's they look bright as hell to me i dont know what k hid bulbs they was but might wanna change your hid bulbs as well, 6000k is fine you will be good with that its like a dimond white you wont get pullded or any thing like that at all
i mean if you wanna light up the road get like 12,000k or 20,000k lol trust me i seen them on trucks bright as hell hurts my eyes i move over let them go
stock hid's are not bright at all, even if you up grade to
phillips 6000k, to me it still looks stock
got to go with a other brand and it will be brighter then phillips, i cant stay it will be better but, i know it will be much briighter
i seen phillips 6000k bulbs on a car i asked twice are you are they aint stock bulbs there was a thread about the phillips 6000k bulbs i cant seem to find it
if i was you, 6000k low , 6000k hi beam, 6000k fog
got a nuff light ?lol
you might wanna think of putin a hid kit in your fog lights that will help lil more
i seen some cars on here as well as hid head lights and fog's they look bright as hell to me i dont know what k hid bulbs they was but might wanna change your hid bulbs as well, 6000k is fine you will be good with that its like a dimond white you wont get pullded or any thing like that at all
i mean if you wanna light up the road get like 12,000k or 20,000k lol trust me i seen them on trucks bright as hell hurts my eyes i move over let them go
stock hid's are not bright at all, even if you up grade to
phillips 6000k, to me it still looks stock
got to go with a other brand and it will be brighter then phillips, i cant stay it will be better but, i know it will be much briighter
i seen phillips 6000k bulbs on a car i asked twice are you are they aint stock bulbs there was a thread about the phillips 6000k bulbs i cant seem to find it
if i was you, 6000k low , 6000k hi beam, 6000k fog
got a nuff light ?lol
If your concern is for visibility, I suggest getting a pair of 4300K for your low beams, and if possible, get some 3000K for your fogs. In my opinion that would be the best for visibility (and legality since the Florida statutes do not say anything about fog light color). Do not put HID's in your high beams because that will significantly reduce the life span if they are turned on and off constantly. Unless you usually keep high beams turned on for a long time.
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This is also due to the fact that truck have their lights pointed right in your rear view mirror. If shine my high power Flash light right in your rear view mirror you will be blinded too.