Led light opinions
Hey everyone my question is just an opinion of appearance. I wanted to get some led underbody lights for my 95 f3 which is white with black wheels and black stickers. I would like blue but i believe that its illegal here in wisconsin. I dont have tons of money to spend so Id like to keep it under 60, but ive found kits of any color for that and one of the color changing ones but only has 6 strips so im not sure if it would light up enough. lets hear some opinions!
First off, let's just say you get what you pay for. My first kit was a solid blue, cost about $70 and was a crimp & splice nightmare. And was pretty weak despite 90 leds total over 10 strips
The kit I have now (in my sig) cost $150, does 'million color' + several flash pattern and ws plug / play install (no splicing / crimping). And with 6 strips is extremely bright. I might expand with 2 more strips as I put 4 under the tail and 2 at the forks. Thinking of putting 2 somewhere under the tank.
The kit I have now (in my sig) cost $150, does 'million color' + several flash pattern and ws plug / play install (no splicing / crimping). And with 6 strips is extremely bright. I might expand with 2 more strips as I put 4 under the tail and 2 at the forks. Thinking of putting 2 somewhere under the tank.
Hey everyone my question is just an opinion of appearance. I wanted to get some led underbody lights for my 95 f3 which is white with black wheels and black stickers. I would like blue but i believe that its illegal here in wisconsin. I dont have tons of money to spend so Id like to keep it under 60, but ive found kits of any color for that and one of the color changing ones but only has 6 strips so im not sure if it would light up enough. lets hear some opinions!
Long story short, don't drive with them on to be on the safe side.
The laws are that you cannot see the light bulb itself, if you can see the reflection but not the light then it is fine, so you have to point the lights in a way that it has a sort of mirror effect. It wont be as bright but you can ride with them on, oh and you cant do alternating blue right and red, like a police car does but that goes without saying
laws are different for different states, I've heard that red (fire), blue (police), and green (ems) are all illegal. In Louisiana, I believe it's up to the officer's discretion as to whether or not the lighting serves as a distraction to other drivers...on a bike, however, they usually won't give you grief because let's face it...the better we are seen, the less likely we are to get hit.
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ffingers
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Jan 13, 2008 10:22 AM
my FI light is on and there is a red light i think its the mil light and bike is running great HELP!
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