ya, i'm disappointed that mine is starting to peel. but would be sweet in reflective red! he he he! but hopefully i'll get my other stickers on that he made for me.would def like to see the signal stickers.
Quote, originally posted by ArcsVibe »Silly question and if it has been answered I apologize, are they legal?According to Grafxwerks:Quote »Designed for off-road use onlyThat could just be a CYA policy though.Would be best to check with your local authorities.
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Quote, originally posted by ArcsVibe »Silly question and if it has been answered I apologize, are they legal?Nope, absolutely not legal. They cover the amber reflector, which is required by law in all states/provinces.- RyanGrafxWerks
Quote, originally posted by ragingfish »Hmm...not to sound stupid...but what would the point of these be then? They're basically the equivalent of clear corners. I just make what people ask for - RyanGrafxWerks
but when the blinker is on, you can still see the light blinking.. just not as well from the side, right? i had clear corners on my tundra, w/ blue blinker lights. then i had a cop tell me that the blue lights were not legal and i needed red or amber. so i just put the stock ambers back in so i wouldn't get a ticket.will that come in silver?
Quote, originally posted by msmyer »I'm going to have to see them in person, Pete are you coming to the MI meet? Unfortunately not. My fiancee and I are most likely traveling up to Buffalo for the 4th of July, so I don't think we can do two trips in two weekends...But if (when) I get these decals I'll take lots of pics for everybody...Pete
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Quote, originally posted by oolunchbox »i like it but personally i'd prefer it without the smiley, thats just me.Maybe the possibility of an outlined version as well?Well, you could always not install the smiley part. I will probably offer an outline version as well.- RyanGrafxWerks
Quote, originally posted by GrafxWerks »Nope, absolutely not legal. They cover the amber reflector, which is required by law in all states/provinces.- RyanGrafxWerksSo, it seems like if you get these and put them on your vibe, you are just hoping that you won't get a ticket for it or get in an accident because you disabled your turn signal. Doesn't sound like the kind of accessory that is convenient to put on for those times when people take the vibe off-roading and then remove for street use. How many of these do you sell?
Quote, originally posted by joatmon »So, it seems like if you get these and put them on your vibe, you are just hoping that you won't get a ticket for it or get in an accident because you disabled your turn signal.First off, I'm not pushing these on anyone. I had customers request them, and so I offered them. Would I put them on my car? No. At the end of the day, I just want to make my customers happy.Next, these DO NOT COVER THE SIGNAL LIGHT. I don't even own a Vibe and I know how the headlight assembly illuminates. If you look at the picture, they only cover the amber lens. This is what makes them illegal, as every vehicle in North America must have an amber reflector on the front corner of the vehicle. The signal/parking light is still perfectly visible and operational.I stole this pic from Geo to demonstrate the location of the signal/parking light, which is in no way affected by the overlay:Now note that the overlay only covers the side amber reflector, NOT the signal/parking light: - RyanGrafxWerks
Don't get me wrong, I wasn't cutting on you for selling them, I misunderstood the effect they had on the signal visibility. in general I want my car to as visible as possible (within limits) to keep the bad drivers away, and I the want other cars to be as visible as possible (within limits) to keep me from doing something stupid.
really? when i had my clear corners on my tundra, the only thing the cop told me one day was that i had to lose the blue bulbs and go with amber or red bulbs for the turn signal. said it wasn't a big deal if they were clear just so that the light itself was either red or amber. maybe that's just here.
Quote, originally posted by joatmon »in general I want my car to as visible as possible (within limits) to keep the bad drivers away, and I the want other cars to be as visible as possible (within limits) to keep me from doing something stupid.As do I. Almost everything I sell is reflective... if thats not visible I don't know what is! Quote, originally posted by trdvibe »when i had my clear corners on my tundra, the only thing the cop told me one day was that i had to lose the blue bulbs and go with amber or red bulbs for the turn signal.Red bulbs in the front are HIGHLY illegal - I'm not sure why the officer would've said that. Only emergency vehicles can have red up front. Most officers don't worry about the amber requirement, so long as you have adequate lighting up front (ie: functional signal/headlights). If you were pulled over for something else, however, and you were a jerk about it, I'm sure the officer would be more than happy to write you up for the clear corners/vinyl amber overlay.- Ryan