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1 person I think is a ***ot.... 3 people I have met, 1 person is alright I guess... and the rest of you are ****ing n00bs!

 

I feel for the idiot that decides to high-beam you guys.

Daylight, b****es!!! lolz

That's gotta be sweet for night runs.

 

Dude, looks great but you may have given yourself yet another reason for getting pulled over and I'm not talking about the Princess sticker.

Maximum Number of Lamps
24405. (a) Not more than four lamps of the following types showing to the front of a vehicle may be lighted at any one time:

(1) Headlamps.

(2) Auxiliary driving or passing lamps.

(3) Fog lamps.

(4) Warning lamps.

(5) Spot lamps.

(6) Gaseous discharge lamps specified in Section 25258.

(b) For the purpose of this section each pair of a dual headlamp system shall be considered as one lamp.

(c) Subdivision (a) does not apply to any authorized emergency vehicle.

Amended Ch. 234, Stats. 1976. Effective January 1, 1977.


Auxiliary Lamps: Off-Highway Use
24411. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a vehicle may be equipped with not more than eight lamps for use as headlamps while the vehicle is operated or driven off the highway. The lamps shall be mounted at a height of not less than 16 inches from the ground, or more than 12 inches above the top of the passenger compartment, at any place between the front of the vehicle and a line lying on a point 40 inches to the rear of the seat occupied by the driver, shall be wired independently of all other lighting circuits, and, whenever the vehicle is operated or driven upon a highway, shall be covered or hooded with an opaque hood or cover, and turned off.


Amended Ch. 149, Stats. 1986. Effective January 1, 1987.

 

You just pwnt yourself... look at the text i bolded, thats only considered 3 lamps on pauls car.

 

4000 xenon's!!!

Dynaviews?

 

safeway hot dogs with mcdonalds bbq sauce ft...I dunno yet. I'll let you know how I feel later. (=

 

Before you jump to conclusions, open your mind. The dual head lamp system that counts as one lamp are the headlamps ie. high beam/low beam. Don't attempt to pwnt me on this one smart ***.

 

you'll lose.....







and on another note, why the **** did I switch to full time I hate being here this long

 

OK, so wire them to come on when the high beams are on and you are covered since high beams on = fog/driving lights off...

 

Whether counted for one light or individually, I see a total of 8 lights max, on the front and no more than 4 of each type (i.e. fog, driving, headlight...) I would think you'd pass an inspection and wouldn't get yanked unless you were driving on the street with the off-road lights turned on.

 

What the ****,...

 

Guess hes one lamp over the limit then

****er

 

Hense the second section quoted that shows how Paul will have to operate the Princess Mobile. One set of the fogs will have to be covered or he may be spoken to nicely by somebody with a badge.

Auxiliary Lamps: Off-Highway Use
24411. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a vehicle may be equipped with not more than eight lamps for use as headlamps while the vehicle is operated or driven off the highway. The lamps shall be mounted at a height of not less than 16 inches from the ground, or more than 12 inches above the top of the passenger compartment, at any place between the front of the vehicle and a line lying on a point 40 inches to the rear of the seat occupied by the driver, shall be wired independently of all other lighting circuits, and, whenever the vehicle is operated or driven upon a highway, shall be covered or hooded with an opaque hood or cover, and turned off.

 

While Furley's wrong (and the last thing I'm going to do is question the vehicle code), reading through that, you can't have more than 4 lights illuminated at any one time, and can't have more than 8 lights offroad. It then talks about the 8 lights for offroad use needing covers, but by my math, lights used for onroad use (and not illuminated) would be legal with no covers.

Obviously, headlights and fogs are OK with no covers, but I thought driving lights were theoretically OK as long as you weren't running fogs at the same time and extinguished them for traffic like you would with high-beams.

Is it that anything over 4 needs to be covered?