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Asheth 07-18-2014 12:00 AM

EVO-R foglight any issues in Maryland with police?
 
Me and my cousin are going to install it tomorrow in Glen Burnie so was wondering if anyone had any issues with cops? I still have Texas plates for another 2 years but just wanted to get others experiences.

DEpointfive0 07-18-2014 12:51 AM

I HIGHLY doubt you'll have ANY issues

TheBoomSpoon 07-19-2014 01:30 PM

Im in glen burnie also, my only comes on during braking and no probs from the coppers.

Asheth 07-19-2014 03:11 PM

Thanks I installed it yesterday left blinking function on when breaking. Well test it out I have Texas plates so I probably won't get to much trouble if any

TheBoomSpoon 07-27-2014 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Asheth (Post 2901540)
Thanks I installed it yesterday left blinking function on when breaking. Well test it out I have Texas plates so I probably won't get to much trouble if any

Wait your blinking while stopped at a traffic light? I might run into you just for spite!

XwChriswX 07-27-2014 05:02 PM

I had mine in MD for a long time. On with headlights and blinking on braking.

Never had any issues, and I'm not sure why you would? A device that aids in being visually acquired as stopping? I'd find that a hard case to penalize... lol :icon17:

TheBoomSpoon 07-27-2014 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by XwChriswX (Post 2910254)
I had mine in MD for a long time. On with headlights and blinking on braking.

Never had any issues, and I'm not sure why you would? A device that aids in being visually acquired as stopping? I'd find that a hard case to penalize... lol :icon17:

If its blinking after your stopped and not moving then i find it distracting. It could also trigger convulsions in some people

XwChriswX 07-27-2014 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBoomSpoon (Post 2910270)
If its blinking after your stopped and not moving then i find it distracting. It could also trigger convulsions in some people

If blinking lights give someone convulsions then should they really be driving... Turn signals anyone?? :ugh2:

TheBoomSpoon 07-27-2014 05:38 PM

Wow don"t we live in our little perfect world.

TheBoomSpoon 07-27-2014 05:39 PM

Where can i meet some of you? I'm in md.

XwChriswX 07-27-2014 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBoomSpoon (Post 2910297)
Wow don"t we live in our little perfect world.

Just saying, there are a hell of a lot more turn signals, and they blink, and at different rates... So I doubt a blinking fog light is gonna be that big of a deal. :icon14:

eastwest2300 07-27-2014 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBoomSpoon (Post 2910299)
Where can i meet some of you? I'm in md.

theres a big MAZOC BBQ on the 2nd (this saturday).. check it out.

Asheth 07-27-2014 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by TheBoomSpoon (Post 2909917)
Wait your blinking while stopped at a traffic light? I might run into you just for spite!

It's not a constant blinking I initially thought it was constant. You press the brakes and there is a quick pulse blink then about a 1 second pause and another quick pulse then solid. If you press the brakes quickly and let off quickly it won't blink the first blink happens about half a second after you press the brakes. The blinking is just 2 blinks and only if you hold the brakes

falconfixer 07-27-2014 09:48 PM

If you get pulled over just call the cop a dumb redneck inbred SMIB. They like that.:driving:

jpkirk 08-25-2014 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by falconfixer (Post 2910458)
If you get pulled over just call the cop a dumb redneck inbred SMIB. They like that.:driving:

:shakes head:

:icon17:


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