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ok i bought some "lazer blue" hi beams.... not blue at all, just white instead of yellow. my dad and pal also tried out some other "blue" headlights and they didnt work... how do i obtains TRUE BLUE from a distance briaght as hell hi/low/fog lights??? are they like really expensive? i payed $25 for two high beams.
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Blue headlights, along with most 'aftermarket' bulbs are illegal. The blue coating is an optical filter, designed to filter out the yellow wavelengths of light, leaving a pure white.
Try Sylvania Silver Stars next time. They're street legal.
Try Sylvania Silver Stars next time. They're street legal.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Blue headlights, along with most 'aftermarket' bulbs are illegal. The blue coating is an optical filter, designed to filter out the yellow wavelengths of light, leaving a pure white.
Try Sylvania Silver Stars next time. They're street legal.
Try Sylvania Silver Stars next time. They're street legal.
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Originally Posted by SSEi_MN
im talking about the "blue from a distance" look like you see on the new BMWs or BENZs....
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Because they can be distracting to other drivers. The other problem is that some of the illegal lights don't put out the minimum amount of illumination the NHTSA requires for safe night driving.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Because they can be distracting to other drivers. The other problem is that some of the illegal lights don't put out the minimum amount of illumination the NHTSA requires for safe night driving.