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Tinting to smoking your tail or brake lights is a bad idea. Why make yourself less visible. Its a helluva price to pay for vanity when you get rear ended adn the cop writes you the ticket and your at fault for not having working brake lights.
I try to make mine brighter if anything.
Most fo the smoke kits say they are NOT street legal and are for show purposes only.
Tinting to smoking your tail or brake lights is a bad idea. Why make yourself less visible. Its a helluva price to pay for vanity when you get rear ended adn the cop writes you the ticket and your at fault for not having working brake lights.
I try to make mine brighter if anything.
Most fo the smoke kits say they are NOT street legal and are for show purposes only.
same here I like brighter tail lights for that very reason
The smoked head lights , tail lights and third brake light i got off e bay are lightly tinted , there just as bright as the stock lights....Lew
Nope, Titnted is tinted. I am a traffic safety coordinator, and I teach motorcycle safety classes. if they are tinted, it will detract from their visibility. No way around it, Thats why manufacturers dont make tinted lights factory on any cars.
Just upgrade to LED bulbs, should equal out with tinting as far as visibility.
I don't think that it really lessens the light output but tinting basically makes it a lot less reflective.
better than nothing, but still the tint takes away from reflective light.
I like my truck and dont want to get rear ended so I dont tint any of my lights. I install LED and HID to make my truck MORE visible, not less.
I am not trying to be a safety ****, But trying to justify these as safe is absolutle absurd. its your truck do what you will , but dont blow smoke and tell me its a safe practice to tint required safety lights on a vehicle and expect me to believe it. If installing LED made then as visible as factory, dont you thing factory production performance cars would have LED adn tinted lights?
And, aside from the smaller sections of red reflective prism plastic....I have no issues with visibility....And yes I know that all lights on the rear of the vehicle, and turn signals have to have a certain amount of reflectivity to be legal....
better than nothing, but still the tint takes away from reflective light.
I like my truck and dont want to get rear ended so I dont tint any of my lights. I install LED and HID to make my truck MORE visible, not less.
I am not trying to be a safety ****, But trying to justify these as safe is absolutle absurd. its your truck do what you will , but dont blow smoke and tell me its a safe practice to tint required safety lights on a vehicle and expect me to believe it. If installing LED made then as visible as factory, dont you thing factory production performance cars would have LED adn tinted lights?
Hids can get you in a front end collision, double edge sword and they do come fatory with smoked lenses and leds now.
my brake lights and turn signals are pitch black. but they light up red. vht nightshades is a wonderful thing. ive had it on their for close to a year with no complaints or law official harrassment.
my brake lights and turn signals are pitch black. but they light up red. vht nightshades is a wonderful thing. ive had it on their for close to a year with no complaints or law official harrassment.
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