Darkn3s: Red Demon eye headlights
Jan 17, 2013 | 01:33 PM
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Jan 17, 2013 | 07:16 PM
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Jan 17, 2013 | 07:36 PM
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It doesn't affect the color of the light output at all. There is no red light coming from the headlight. I've actually been complimented on it by an officer while I was being pulled over for an unrelated offense.Just because it's red and inside the headlight housing, doesn't make it illegal.
I find it no different than a red painted headlight housing.
Jan 17, 2013 | 09:27 PM
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stay tuned my good man
nope!
thanks
sure doesn't.. its just like how the 9 heads have a turquoise cut off but you don't see any of that when the lights are on
so far in DC, MD and VA they don't care... sooooo, YEA
nope!
thanks
I'm confused at how this is illegal It doesn't affect the color of the light output at all. There is no red light coming from the headlight. I've actually been complimented on it by an officer while I was being pulled over for an unrelated offense.
Just because it's red and inside the headlight housing, doesn't make it illegal.
I find it no different than a red painted headlight housing.
It doesn't affect the color of the light output at all. There is no red light coming from the headlight. I've actually been complimented on it by an officer while I was being pulled over for an unrelated offense.Just because it's red and inside the headlight housing, doesn't make it illegal.
I find it no different than a red painted headlight housing.
Jan 18, 2013 | 05:09 AM
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only time it would really be noticible is at night time if i was driving around with nothing but those on and no low beams. but other than that, NOPE.. cops didnt notice or care
Jan 19, 2013 | 07:55 AM
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Feb 8, 2013 | 05:22 PM
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Someone clarify this for me, its the cutoff behind the low beam that is giving it the red glare. So the only time the red would be noticeable is when the lights are off? With the lights on since the cutoff is behind the bulb it will not affect/make the lights appear red in any way.
Btw great job!! I want to do this so bad but dont have the ***** to throw my headlights in the oven and open them up myself.
Btw great job!! I want to do this so bad but dont have the ***** to throw my headlights in the oven and open them up myself.