Thread: Blue driving light covers - opinions please?

I have no idea about the legalities of it, but I'd assume that the blue lightforce covers are completely legal.

Also I'm mates with the son of the owner of lightforce and he highly recommends the blue lights. Apparently they don't reduce light output that much but reduce glare and are better for driving in rain.

He also swears by using a crossover pattern for the lights, which involves using one spread beam cover and one spot beam cover 'crossing over' each other at a desired distance, for those that are interested.

Originally Posted by Xul

I have no idea about the legalities of it, but I'd assume that the blue lightforce covers are completely legal.

Also I'm mates with the son of the owner of lightforce and he highly recommends the blue lights. Apparently they don't reduce light output that much but reduce glare and are better for driving in rain.

He also swears by using a crossover pattern for the lights, which involves using one spread beam cover and one spot beam cover 'crossing over' each other at a desired distance, for those that are interested.

Light force gave me the exact same info and that is what I did.
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Originally Posted by Xul

I have no idea about the legalities of it, but I'd assume that the blue lightforce covers are completely legal.

Which ones? Crystal Blue or Snow Blue? Lightforce - Products

I would suspect the snow blue, red and other? colours would be illegal for road use.

It would be nice if lightforce gave that sort of info in the web/pdf specs of the covers.