wat's happening people, i just installed my front diamond cut bumper light and i'm thinking of replacing the yellow bulbs that came with the package with bright bulbs(not too bright), just wanted to know what the story is going to be with the cops, don't want to have to be looking at behind my back while driving, any inputs would be greatly appreciated. thanks

 

Check your local laws. Every state is different.

 

I use to have hyper white bulbs all around.. but it's just not worth it for me to get pulled over by the cops.. especially on a blunt ride~

 

I think as long as you have orange blinkers, they really have no way of giving you a ticket. The law, for the most part, says that you can only have white or amber lights on the front of your car. It will draw a lot of attention though, so even if you don't get a ticket, I'm sure they'll find something to pull you over for if they really wanted.

 

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I have had hyper whites on my front bumper for the past two years...and even had a cop look at them but found nothing wrong....and I live in NJ where anything done to your car seems to **** cops off. Dont be nuisance to the neighborhood and cops wont even bother with the lights...

 

Along time ago, the orange blinker use to be white. At least that's what my parents told me. You should be fine with another color other than yellow.

 

i've had clears in my bumper for about a year now and no problems with the law. i was paranoid at first but now i realize the cops really don't care.

 

In NY and most states, forward facing blinkers can be either amber or white. rears can be amber or red.

but i think amixam ended this thread already

check your local laws

 

regular orange lights look better anyways.

 

IMO, white looks better, but i believe it's illegal here....so i did this

 

what kind of bulbs are you running in your clears? those are BRIGHT!

 

i don't see the problem with hyper whites..

 

maybe cus it's hard to see little white light blink in the day time?

007: they're not really bright at all...they just show up that way on camera