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Off-Road Lights on the Highways in New Hampshire?
Mark 5/15/2013, 2:49 pm
http://www.ehow.com/facts_7507829_legal-lights-highways-new-hampshire.html
I guess it is not a law that is enforced often.
I'm in NH almost every day with my jeep and so are many others with uncovered lights up at the wind shield area and higher.
I guess it is not a law that is enforced often.
I'm in NH almost every day with my jeep and so are many others with uncovered lights up at the wind shield area and higher.
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janesy 5/15/2013, 3:32 pm
I've never even heard of it being enforced in MA.
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desertzj 5/16/2013, 10:44 am
MA also has lift laws that says not over 2" from factory height (or some formula I'm not looking up) it just doesn't seem to get enforced. Same thing here with the lights. Suppose to be covered.
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Mark 5/16/2013, 11:52 am
I drive around with the stone guards on the wind shield lights,I never put on the covers.
Sometimes I use them on back roads when nobody is around, great for spotting deer and moose.
Sometimes I use them on back roads when nobody is around, great for spotting deer and moose.
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CrawlingForward 5/16/2013, 12:31 pm
desertzj wrote:(or some formula I'm not looking up)
(wheelbase x wheeltrack) / 2200 = allowable lift
Also represents the allowable difference in tire height (not lift from taller tires)
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desertzj 5/16/2013, 12:47 pm
Mark wrote:I drive around with the stone guards on the wind shield lights,I never put on the covers.
Sometimes I use them on back roads when nobody is around, great for spotting deer and moose.
As my name suggests, I'm from the desert. Its crazy dark here at night. I'm not used to it after 5 months.
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Ryan McKee 5/16/2013, 1:04 pm
I've got more lumens than the sun bolted to the front of my TJ... and I don't hesitate to use them on the road, even locally. Never had a problem, as long as you respect oncoming traffic.
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dongalonga 5/16/2013, 1:33 pm
This reminds me, Ryan, I need some light upgrades. Lets talk.
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