Black headlight covers
#1
Black headlight covers
Illegal? or not?
Stupid? Pointless?
Maybe it would look good with the front of my Blazer, because of the black deflector, push bar and tow hooks.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...hblah127-1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...hblah126-1.jpg
And what do the covers do to your headlights?
Stupid? Pointless?
Maybe it would look good with the front of my Blazer, because of the black deflector, push bar and tow hooks.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...hblah127-1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...hblah126-1.jpg
And what do the covers do to your headlights?
#2
RE: Black headlight covers
The covers are pretty cool, I like them on mine!! They protect the headlight lens itself from mother nature and the sun!! If you do offroading they are very durable against rocks and flying debri hitting them!! One thing I will point out that at night (thank god they are removable and easy to put back on ) you can't really see through them, so I take mine off at night and have them on during the day!! Are they legal I would check with your state D.O.T. evey state has something different to say, in Arizona they are for offroad use only but I have had cops tell me that they look cool and dress the front end up nicely. So depends on the officer!!!
#3
#4
RE: Black headlight covers
I had them(as per my avatar) and thought they looked great. The amount of light output they restrict really is a big issue though.
#5
RE: Black headlight covers
ORIGINAL: jimbosv650
I had them(as per my avatar) and thought they looked great. The amount of light output they restrict really is a big issue though.
I had them(as per my avatar) and thought they looked great. The amount of light output they restrict really is a big issue though.
#6
#7
RE: Black headlight covers
Yeah, I plan to take them off at night anyway.
I just put Sylvania Silverstar 65w lights in. They're bright, but compared to my factory Sylvania 60w lights (Had them since the day my dad bought the truck in 1996 and never blew out) they're not much brighter, just more whiter. At the right angle, if you stare dead into the lights they're blinding. With the brights on it's even worse. If I drove with my brights on people would crash, so I figured if I keep the covers on at night, my brights should be able to shine through nicely since normally they're just too bright to even want to use.
As long as I find a cheap pair, I'll buy them. I just don't wanna spend $60 and end up taking them off.
As for the tail lights, I might just buy completely new tail lights and put the tail guards over them.
I just put Sylvania Silverstar 65w lights in. They're bright, but compared to my factory Sylvania 60w lights (Had them since the day my dad bought the truck in 1996 and never blew out) they're not much brighter, just more whiter. At the right angle, if you stare dead into the lights they're blinding. With the brights on it's even worse. If I drove with my brights on people would crash, so I figured if I keep the covers on at night, my brights should be able to shine through nicely since normally they're just too bright to even want to use.
As long as I find a cheap pair, I'll buy them. I just don't wanna spend $60 and end up taking them off.
As for the tail lights, I might just buy completely new tail lights and put the tail guards over them.
#8
RE: Black headlight covers
Even if you use your brights with the covers on at night the restriction of light is still really bad. I tried using my brights too as a fix but they don't shine that much better through the covers!! Those covers are really dark don't underestimate them and tuff!!
#9
RE: Black headlight covers
In illinois they are illegal, as well as CLEAR liscense plate covers, go figure, just check first because im almost certain the box says "for off-road use only"
#10
RE: Black headlight covers
I see clear license plate covers from time to time here. I'd never really need one anyway. They also look ugly when they get dirty.
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