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Apr 19, 2011 | 10:41 PM

#21

EvoFit

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Originally Posted by know-nothin

As for an extra light, it may cause some drivers to focus on it and try to figure out what it is on a dark road. Could be a safety issue because they are looking at it too long and not the road. Then again, you are not responsible for other people's driving skills.

Hmmm...this statement is so ignorant i'll only reply with one phrase. "UNDERGLOW NEON LIGHTS."

Apr 19, 2011 | 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Occam

It sounds like it might distract drivers in Tallahassee, who already make a sport of crashing into one another like a pack of myopic Chinese scooterists in bumpercars.

what's that suppost to imply? what next? black jokes.

Apr 19, 2011 | 11:05 PM

#23

billtmore

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From: tallahassee, FL

I like the look at night...looks really weird during the day. I do believe that there must be a law against a light on the end of your antenna...ie secFl132.654 sub auto lighting no lighting other than original equipment shall be attached to moving vehicles. EVERYTHING is illegal when they want to ticket you!
I just liked the way it fit so nicely!!

Apr 20, 2011 | 02:27 PM

#24

secondspassed

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Originally Posted by EvoFit

Hmmm...this statement is so ignorant i'll only reply with one phrase. "UNDERGLOW NEON LIGHTS."

Then it's appropriate you reply with an ignorant statement of your own. Those underglow lights are illegal in many states because they are viewed as a safety hazard.