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Okay we all have kind of agreed that blue parkers are Ricey and not that good. Lets now talk about Neons, i know that they are leagle as long as they are not foward or rear facing.
I got the foot wells in my car Blue which will match my head unit, where do we draw the line with Neons on our Aussies mustle machines??
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Blue cats eyes on the road (especially flashing ones) indicate black ice on the road. These are the ones located in the centre lines on the road.
eg: there are some between Hartley and Lithgow on the main road.
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just a guess, but could green on a fire vehicle be representing
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Green on a fire vehicle means the vehicle is stationery, but active. Apparently. I don't know anyone who's ever seen a green light.
That said, US taxis use green lights as "I'm being f**k over by someone, help me" indicators. Green cats-eyes on the road edge indicate a motorway exit. They're placed along the broken line you cross to exit.
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Mechan1k wrote: Blue cats eyes on the road (especially flashing ones) indicate black ice on the road. These are the ones located in the centre lines on the road.
eg: there are some between Hartley and Lithgow on the main road. Well someone got very confused then as our road in Port Pirie (South Australia_ used to have them down the middle and there's was no chance of ice or snow there! 
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Qld Act : " Lamps or reflectors of non-regulation colour (i.e. green, blue, pink ect) are not permitted. "
not allowed in qld. I use to make my own blue ones with high intensity LEDs but then they became popular and you could just buy them. now i made up High intensity white park lights consisting of 3 LEDs bunched together. they dont have that yellowish look as standard parkers do but instead very bright white glow.
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sorry guys posted the same message twice, the below post is the one i wanted to post.
Sorry Paul
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voids wrote: Qld Act : " Lamps or reflectors of non-regulation colour (i.e. green, blue, pink ect) are not permitted. "
not allowed in qld. I use to make my own blue ones with high intensity LEDs but then they became popular and you could just buy them. now i made up High intensity white park lights consisting of 3 LEDs bunched together. they dont have that yellowish look as standard parkers do but instead very bright white glow. ((With your white lights, are they the same ones that you can buy? Or are yours better?)) Thanks Cranners
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ive never seen white LEDs that fit in your park lights for sale. i angled each led to shine in a different location so your light is illuminated more.
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A handy tip - sand the LED 'bulbs' so they are frosted, it helps disperse the light better.
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g'day guys, i've got blue parkers in my ea and i agre they look awsome (hence da name blue eyed) anyway regarding the rdwthy issue they r illegal if are in the headlights but if seprate from headlights not illegal... personally i recond the coppers are a bunce of morons but we have to respect them as 1 is regretfully is my sister (but i get the stories and info on the new road laws) anyway hope it helps seeyas all later...blue_eyedwhitefalcon.
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When you say that blues parkers are kind of legal, depending on the cop it actually means that they are illegal but most cops won't pull you up on it.
In WA they are illegal for sure.
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they got little flashy blue cats eye things on the calder now... not for blackice there, but for blackspot i think.. they're very distracting anyone else think so?
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voids wrote: Qld Act : " Lamps or reflectors of non-regulation colour (i.e. green, blue, pink ect) are not permitted. "
not allowed in qld. I use to make my own blue ones with high intensity LEDs but then they became popular and you could just buy them. now i made up High intensity white park lights consisting of 3 LEDs bunched together. they dont have that yellowish look as standard parkers do but instead very bright white glow. And the Cops up here would definately ping you for it because I am forever seeing them setting up Roadtraps along with the Dept of Transport for any assorted variety of "rice" Looking car. Infact for any of you locals I saw one Police/ DOT Road trap doing the rounds on Logan Rd, Mt Gravatt across form the Westfields the other day. I tell ya it was a who's who of South Side Ricers. LOL,LOL,LOL.
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I have blue LED's for my parkers.....when you turn the lights on they just put a nice blue reflection in there....when your stopped and at night they look good with just the parkers on.....
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