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WoNdErInG
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Are Green HID Headlights Illegal in Mtn. View? I have seen a couple of people with them and I like them so much better than the blue ones. I am thinking of getting me some. Where can you get them? Any info would be nice. Thank You.
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what
Mountain View, AR
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what r hid headlights the sound stupid
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blinded
Mountain View, AR
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HID headlights are the ones that blind you when you have them coming at you even on low beam. They are blueish in color and now there must be green ones available. From a drivers perspective they must be great to use, but they are blinding for oncoming drivers.
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WoNdErInG
Mountain View, AR
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oh wow, i didnt realize that they blinded people so badly. i know the blue hurts my eyes, but the green ones didnt seem to be that bad. but their headlights could have been foggy too. thank you for your in put blinded.
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ofwgkta
Mountain View, AR
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Only d bags use them so I would stay with normal lights
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SWMO
Billings, MO
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Aftermarket High Intensity Discharge (HID) can be a great addition to your vehicle, given they are used in the proper manner (projectors work best), a.k.a. NOT in the stock reflectors, and actually keep glare less than stock reflector headlights, but almost nobody uses them like that, so we still get a bad rep for using them, although I am one of maybe 3 people in my city with retrofit projectors.
However that was just a rant, and I believe green is not a legal color anywhere you go.
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Bob
Mountain View, AR
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The headlights have to be approved by the Dept. of Transportation. It will say it on the box. If they are not it will sometimes say for novelty purposes only. State law says you cannot change the original intended color of a light on a vehicle. Brake and tailights red, headlights white, blinkers yellow/orange.
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Clark
Statesville, NC
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Only reason HID's blind other drivers is because people only buy the conversion kit and not the projectors to go with it. So when they are put in a regular housing they clear off out and shoot all ways. Which causes the blindness to oncoming traffic. If they are pt in projector housing you would not have this problem because the projectors shoots the beam of light downward.
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green 13k
Tuscaloosa, AL
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I have the green hid kit low beams much more brighter than the blue to me cut down on glare and give the driver a clear view of the road not sure how bright they are to other drivers looking at them but if the houseing is angled down there should be no problems I've pass and rode behind several officers never got pulled over or anything said about them but one of my friends has the same kit as I and he has got a ticket
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gross
United States
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HID's are the douchiest thing you can do to a vehicle besides lowering little trucks. They blind everyone, the kids with them need to get fined. When I'm wearing contacts or glasses at night and meet one the glare is ridiculous. All for their gaudy "aesthetics". They're ugly and a hazard.
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nolapround
Mountain View, AR
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I have 8000k hids. I see a lot better at night. I pass people with hids all the time and I never get blinded or anything. And I wear contacts. I think it's just old people not wanting things to change as usual. Seriously, it's a good customization to add to any vehicle to personalize it however you please. Get over yourself.
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blinded by the light
Mountain View, AR
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well they sure as hell blind me! i hate seeing them coming. they even reflect off my glasses and make extra glare
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gross
United States
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nolapround wrote: I have 8000k hids. I see a lot better at night. I pass people with hids all the time and I never get blinded or anything. And I wear contacts. I think it's just old people not wanting things to change as usual. Seriously, it's a good customization to add to any vehicle to personalize it however you please. Get over yourself. I'm 20 haha. Bro, I've got special eyes. I was shocked enough that they had my brand, now stupid assholes are driving around in their stupid little lowered trucks blinding people. They honestly are a hazard and COMPLETELY unnecessary. You can say they help all you want but they really do annoy other drivers. ESPECIALLY drivers in cars, the low beams on hid's go right through the back and directly into my rearview. When you can see the lights of the person behind you, ahead of you, it's overkill. Deal with it man, you're a nuisance.
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gross
United States
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blinded by the light wrote: well they sure as hell blind me! i hate seeing them coming. they even reflect off my glasses and make extra glare Revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night!
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Heaven
Mountain View, AR
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They are very blinding. You always find somebody thats in a rush and is on your ..........Well,you know. I guess they do not think of the danger that may happen to themselves or somebody else.
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Mazda apocalyptic
Hilliard, OH
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I have (low input) hid's yes I see some of the D heads on roads in there honda's with the super bright Hid (kit's) an yes the angel is very important when installing. But to the question of green head lights ive search an I see they are illegal but I don't get much of why only way to figure out is call or stop by the station an see what they say.
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