yellow lights? all opinions welcome
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yellow lights? all opinions welcome
thinkin of tinting the lights yellow never seen it on a cbr or a bike in general but i love how it looks on cars i think it looks real old school or sumin, anyone ever see it done, heres the bike
i think the fact that its white will work well
good or bad idea?? sorry about that cage picture!
i think the fact that its white will work well
good or bad idea?? sorry about that cage picture!
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
No it looks rubbish....and it will fail its MOT.
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
its only cool if done to proper jap cars , and only the fogs i.e my old car
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
Perhaps you could fit yellow tinted headlight protectors instead?
http://www.skidmarx.co.uk/product.php?id_product=21088
http://www.skidmarx.co.uk/product.php?id_product=21088
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
nazzurro_19 wrote:its only cool if done to proper jap cars , and only the fogs i.e my old car
Nice clean Starlet
Shame it's a birds car
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
I wouldn't do it. I don't like the look.
And there are enough vehicles on the roads with stupid lights in the form of feckin' HID lights and drivers who think they need fog lights in clear weather.
And there are enough vehicles on the roads with stupid lights in the form of feckin' HID lights and drivers who think they need fog lights in clear weather.
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And on the opposite end of the scale, those in grey or silver cars/vans with NO fucking lights on when it's foggyMan_Named_Dave wrote:I wouldn't do it. I don't like the look.
And there are enough vehicles on the roads with stupid lights in the form of feckin' HID lights and drivers who think they need fog lights in clear weather.
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
not when ya running 250bhp + weighing 800kgs with a power weight ratio of over 350bhp and kicking most cars down pod and on the road :Dthunderace wrote:nazzurro_19 wrote:its only cool if done to proper jap cars , and only the fogs i.e my old car
Nice clean Starlet
Shame it's a birds car
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Re: yellow lights? all opinions welcome
no MOT here in the green isle so its all good
and ye your right about those stupid blinding lights
i seen a vid on youtube with a GSXR400 with yellow bulbs in it and clear lenses and it looked good but i appreciate your opinions lads ill think about it more but since your all so aghainst it i think all pass, if i find that vid ill post it
and ye your right about those stupid blinding lights
i seen a vid on youtube with a GSXR400 with yellow bulbs in it and clear lenses and it looked good but i appreciate your opinions lads ill think about it more but since your all so aghainst it i think all pass, if i find that vid ill post it
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nazzurro_19 wrote: not when ya running 250bhp + weighing 800kgs with a power weight ratio of over 350bhp and kicking most cars down pod and on the road :D
Almost as quick as my old Calibra DTM then
328BHP, 896kg
P-2-W = 1:2.7
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