KC Cover or KC Stone Guard
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KC Cover or KC Stone Guard
Long story short - I just want to know something that my neighbor said yesterday is accurate. He told me that stone guards are considered "covers" and that since you can use lights with them on it is the best of both worlds.
On the surface that does not sound right - but I thought to ask here.
Interestingly enough I did see a pair of lights (55w) that were 6 or 8" or so that had a white plastic cover that claimed you could use with the lights on. Now to me, that would be the best of both worlds. Legal AND protecting the lights while having them ready to use.
I digress, are stone guards the same as covers for legal purposes?
Thanks, I just want to be informed, especially if I can tell my Chevy Suburban-driving neighbor he is wrong, hee hee hee
On the surface that does not sound right - but I thought to ask here.
Interestingly enough I did see a pair of lights (55w) that were 6 or 8" or so that had a white plastic cover that claimed you could use with the lights on. Now to me, that would be the best of both worlds. Legal AND protecting the lights while having them ready to use.
I digress, are stone guards the same as covers for legal purposes?
Thanks, I just want to be informed, especially if I can tell my Chevy Suburban-driving neighbor he is wrong, hee hee hee
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My understanding is that stone guards (the grills not solid) are not considered covers because they allow light through them. However I did not find any specific mention of stone guards in the CVC section covering headlamps. I'll be nearby the CHP station at the south end of town today so if I remember to stop by and ask I'll report back
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Hahahaha -Now THAT is funny. The CHP guy I spoke with was polite, professional, and seemed like he was thinking . . . "why are you calling us, just put your stupid lights on, use them w/o being an idiot, and no one will bother you." Seems like I was more concerned about following the law then he was in enforcing the law, as odd as that may sound.
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Hahahaha -Now THAT is funny. The CHP guy I spoke with was polite, professional, and seemed like he was thinking . . . "why are you calling us, just put your stupid lights on, use them w/o being an idiot, and no one will bother you." Seems like I was more concerned about following the law then he was in enforcing the law, as odd as that may sound.
Most LEO`s arent giving a rats a$$ unless you look like a thug or doing something stupid. It will give them a legal reason to pull you over, such as tail light out or reg, in search of the bigger prize- DUI
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Hey Hanklin, just put on my first set today!!!! I am now a light JUNKIE, hahahaha. I put on the KC 5x7 55w ambers on the two outside light munts on my light bar (connected tot eh grill area. Of all places I went to the local PD station who has a HUGE white wall and I dialed them in. I got the ambers to be sighted in if you will just below the low beams. I plan on hooking them to the low beams and use the switch in the cab as a cut-off when I figure out to do that.
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