So is this supposed to make it easier for cops to pull slow drivers over? Cop scenario: 10-4 on that Prius with the girly lashes!
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they might pull you over to find out where you bought the lashes...so they could buy some for there wife or girlfriends
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i don't advise installing these inside your windshield.They would create a lot of glare for you by the reflection. Police vehicles that have emergency lights mounted inside have glare shields installed on the lights. Those lights are only used in emergency mode, not continuously like you would use these lights. Try pointing a flashlight thorough your windshield and you will experience what I am saying.
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I also purchased a Laser Jammer, this will give no reading back to the Police laser unit just displays 3 little dashes on the laser unit in the police car.They have no number to reference.
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I honestly can't help much: I installed them, and drove the RAV with them in place to aim them, but never in adverse conditions. They do what fog-lights should do - illuminate the road from a low angle and have a wide pattern that catches the road margins and surface.
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I drive country roads 80% of the time and I just turn them off when I see car headlights. I also drove past a cop with them on, these headlights lot up his face and I saw him perfectly. I never got pulled over.
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As you can see in the photo, there are dual low frequency drivers. Poor grammar on their part.
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I live in VA and I have driven in front of county as well as state troopers plenty of times and I have not been pulled over yet. My friend has a tc with an exhaust which is about the same level sound as mine and he has been pulled over. I guess it is just who you drive by and the mood if the cop. I am not 100 percent sure the dB reading but if you do some research online im sure you can find it. If you want follow me on instagram @fa1_goof_ball an i posted a video of the installed product. Overall the product sounds great, and when I am around 4000rpm and let off the gas I get a nice rumble and back fire. I hope this helped I live in VA and I have driven in front of county as well as state troopers plenty of times and I have not been pulled over yet. My friend has a tc with an exhaust which is about the same level sound as mine and he has been pulled over. I guess it is just who you drive by and the mood if the cop. I am not 100 percent sure the dB reading but if you do some research online im sure you can find it. If you want follow me on instagram @fa1_goof_ball an i posted a video of the installed product. Overall the product sounds great, and when I am around 4000rpm and let off the gas I get a nice rumble... » Read More I live in VA and I have driven in front of county as well as state troopers plenty of times and I have not been pulled over yet. My friend has a tc with an exhaust which is about the same level sound as mine and he has been pulled over. I guess it is just who you drive by and the mood if the cop. I am not 100 percent sure the dB reading but if you do some research online im sure you can find it. If you want follow me on instagram @fa1_goof_ball an i posted a video of the installed product. Overall the product sounds great, and when I am around 4000rpm and let off the gas I get a nice rumble and back fire. I hope this helped « Show Less
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I wouldn't. There are enough distracted drivers out there and I can't imagine the Police would be too impressed.
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No. I did not. But I just use it to confirm someone should not be driving when they leave my house. I blow 0.0 and then somebody else blows .28 even if it's not perfectly accurate it's enough to say whoa! You're not driving anyway regardless of how they think they can handle it.
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It's brighter. Because the pattern is more focused. Can easily annoy drivers, that can be a good and bad thing. But you will be seen.
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And Kyle cummins just to let you know that it is illegal in Louisiana to use them as side marker lights and lisence plate lights. I found that out after I got a ticket :/
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It detects cameras and speed traps (that's the main reason I bought it) but with both you have to keep in mind if it's a laser you usually don't stand a chance to react (or it may not even alert you if the officer is good and doesn't shout the windshield) and some cameras shout you in the back just when you pass them so it's almost no time to react.Hope this helped
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I had to take my car to a nearby garage and get them to unhook it for me, which they did quite graciously. I've watched two people unplug it - they both lay on their backs so they could see under the dash, then pressed the "sweet spot" to release the device. I think it helped that they were both young guys - I'm a middle aged woman and when I tried reaching around the device from the front, I just couldn't exert enough strength in the right spot to release the doggone thing.
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Probably just a disclaimer to prevent a lawsuit in case a driver wrecks while using the visor and blames it on the visor.
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Only thing I can think of for this is that it may be a distraction to drivers. Maybe it's illegal, then again I'm not completely sure on this.
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Gina, please check your state laws regarding coatings on the driver's window. It is illegal in many states, as it blocks a police officers view & could endanger his life (i.e. makes seeing a gun inside the car difficult to see.)
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It will If the cruiser has a radar unit in it and if the unit is turned on and sending out radar emissions..Police radar units are dash mounted and have a circular or horn antenna aimed down the road in front of them and also behind them it it has two antennas,one in the front and one in the back. They also have radar guns that can be operated from their side windows on occasion but can also be dash mounted. Radar detectors only pick up traffic radar emissions not the cruiser or anything in it other then a operating traffic radar. Police can also turn off their radar and wait for a speeder to come in sight and then turn it on before you have time to slow down even with a radar detector. Luckily they often do not do this but be aware of hills or curves where police often hide with their radar either on or off as a blind cuve or hill will allow little warning for even the best radar detector. In these cases slow down before you approach them. Police radar can be used "on the move" which is often their preferred mode of operation. They drive in the far left passing lane with either their radar on ,which is pretty easy to find,or off in "stand by" and trigger their radar when they see a person going above the speed limit moving toward them. They can also do this with speeding vehicles coming up behind them but they don't do it when they moving very often. Hope this is helpful. Feel free to ask any other questions you have about this topic.