busabrother
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Sounds good to me, plus they are a lot cheaper than getting them etched. Any ideas or opinions?
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Flashing blue lights to the rear of a motorvehicle in motion are not illegal if they do not indicate to the vehicle INFRONT OF YOU that they are flashing.
SO.. if they car infront of you cannot see the blue light as they look back then they cannot be confused with any type of public safety vehicle. As a turn signal I dont see any officers making an issue about it. Thats like the LAZER LED WASHER VALVES ON A CAR HOOD. Not illegal even in blue. Neither is blue neon.
If it's visible to the front and the vehicle in the front can conceive a possible safety vehicle then your hit.
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SO.. if they car infront of you cannot see the blue light as they look back then they cannot be confused with any type of public safety vehicle. As a turn signal I dont see any officers making an issue about it. Thats like the LAZER LED WASHER VALVES ON A CAR HOOD. Not illegal even in blue. Neither is blue neon.
If it's visible to the front and the vehicle in the front can conceive a possible safety vehicle then your hit.
ICE
My thing is...
(1) when they get wet from moisture or PLEXUS does the adhiesive wear off?
(2) Whats the life of the surface mounted LED on plastic exposed to the elements at $6.00.
(3) If one fails do they all fail? Or do they short out taking out your entire turnsignal circuit by blowing the dayum fuse?
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(1) when they get wet from moisture or PLEXUS does the adhiesive wear off?
(2) Whats the life of the surface mounted LED on plastic exposed to the elements at $6.00.
(3) If one fails do they all fail? Or do they short out taking out your entire turnsignal circuit by blowing the dayum fuse?
ICE
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