Neons
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Neons
Yellow neons under my truck? it has yellow decals, and also kicker symbols on the mud flaps that are yellow. and how about red neons on the inside, my amps are both blue, so i was thinking red under driver and passenger, and red & blue gauges to match the stereo. anyone have pics of their dash done red and blue?
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I'm working on an F150 Lightning cluster tomorrow, my best friend wants it to be RED led. I'll get pics - hope it comes apart easy. I'm using oznium parts for the mod.
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Any neons/LEDs on the exterior are typically legal if they do not flash while you're moving or do not shine a red light to the front of the vehicle. I know some states absolutely hate on LED washer nozzles (ghey anyways).
I used to have blue LED underglow on my old Ford Contour and I never got hassled with it, however they didn't like my blue turn signals, cuz in Ontario, if you have a flashing blue light, you're "imitating a snow removal vehicle." $110 ticket.
As for the interior, you're better off with LEDs because it's a brighter light, lasts longer,is more durable and is easier to mount because they arent as big and bulky as neon tubes. I know of no laws governing the use of lights inside a vehicle, other than not being allowed to have a tv screen visible to the driver unless it is a GPS or built in Nav system.
I used to have blue LED underglow on my old Ford Contour and I never got hassled with it, however they didn't like my blue turn signals, cuz in Ontario, if you have a flashing blue light, you're "imitating a snow removal vehicle." $110 ticket.
As for the interior, you're better off with LEDs because it's a brighter light, lasts longer,is more durable and is easier to mount because they arent as big and bulky as neon tubes. I know of no laws governing the use of lights inside a vehicle, other than not being allowed to have a tv screen visible to the driver unless it is a GPS or built in Nav system.
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Any neons/LEDs on the exterior are typically legal if they do not flash while you're moving or do not shine a red light to the front of the vehicle. I know some states absolutely hate on LED washer nozzles (ghey anyways).
I used to have blue LED underglow on my old Ford Contour and I never got hassled with it, however they didn't like my blue turn signals, cuz in Ontario, if you have a flashing blue light, you're "imitating a snow removal vehicle." $110 ticket.
As for the interior, you're better off with LEDs because it's a brighter light, lasts longer,is more durable and is easier to mount because they arent as big and bulky as neon tubes. I know of no laws governing the use of lights inside a vehicle, other than not being allowed to have a tv screen visible to the driver unless it is a GPS or built in Nav system.
I used to have blue LED underglow on my old Ford Contour and I never got hassled with it, however they didn't like my blue turn signals, cuz in Ontario, if you have a flashing blue light, you're "imitating a snow removal vehicle." $110 ticket.
As for the interior, you're better off with LEDs because it's a brighter light, lasts longer,is more durable and is easier to mount because they arent as big and bulky as neon tubes. I know of no laws governing the use of lights inside a vehicle, other than not being allowed to have a tv screen visible to the driver unless it is a GPS or built in Nav system.
Rear lights can be red
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Well that's obvious.
The Ontario Highway Traffic Act states that on the front of a passenger vehicle, it may only emit a flashing white or amber light for signaling, while the rear may be red,white or amber.
You cannot have any other colour flashing light anywhere on your vehicle (Blue: Police/Snow Plow, Red: Fire,Police,Ambulance, Green: Volunteer Firefighter, Purple: Funeral Procession.) Those colours are reserved for special use/emergency vehicles.
You're not allowed to have any red light visible on the front of a passenger vehicle because it does not distinguish between the front or rear of the vehicle and, if flashing, is imitating an emergency vehicle.
And that's how Ontario rolls.
The Ontario Highway Traffic Act states that on the front of a passenger vehicle, it may only emit a flashing white or amber light for signaling, while the rear may be red,white or amber.
You cannot have any other colour flashing light anywhere on your vehicle (Blue: Police/Snow Plow, Red: Fire,Police,Ambulance, Green: Volunteer Firefighter, Purple: Funeral Procession.) Those colours are reserved for special use/emergency vehicles.
You're not allowed to have any red light visible on the front of a passenger vehicle because it does not distinguish between the front or rear of the vehicle and, if flashing, is imitating an emergency vehicle.
And that's how Ontario rolls.
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