Robinhood150

I've looked at the California vehicle code and I can't find anything limiting the wattage of headlights or driving lights. The only thing I found was on placement and aiming.

I can't imagine they would let you use 1000w headlights.

Steve

TDiddy

Mod fever is contagious, huh?!?



What are you looking to do Steve?

Robinhood150

Well, ever since last year when I would drive through yosemite at night I've been wanting some pencil beams to pierce the night. The high beams just aren't bright enough to see when the next curve is coming up.

But actually, I was looking up tint laws because I wanted to tint the corolla (or as ricers call it, the "Rolla") and I got side tracked. There's also no law regarding how loud air horns can be, other than it can't be "excessively loud". hehe, but that's another story...

Del

I think as long as they (the package) say DOT approved, you're fine. However, I got some of those superwhites from 4wheelparts, which say "for off road use only" but I haven't had a problem with them yet. If you're worried about being pulled over, aim them down when you're in the city, so the cops won't notice as much.

Del

Oh BTW, the superwhites are MUCH brighter than stock, and were only like 37 bucks I think for two. They've lasted about 2 years so far

ChitRod

Won't they just give you a fix it ticket so all you would have to do is say oh man I didn't realize these were too bright although that deer in nevada was caught in my lights.

Robinhood150

But if I can prove to the cop that they're legal then I won't get a fix it ticket and I get to keep my 1000w headlights.

Steve

(disclaimer: I'm not really putting on 1000w lightbulbs)

L33T35T 4Runner

"hey check out my bumpin stereo! I've got two 12's at 800 watts each! they'll make you go deaf!"

"well ya? I got two 1000 watters... headlights that is. they'll make you go blind "