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Just personal taste. I changed them on my Forest Green Metallic but I actually like them on white or silver cars. And don't believe it about the 25 additional horses that the clear ones claim. Probably more like 20.
WELL...I certainly want to be a "cool guy" and not look like a "newb". 996_North: you are right about being a forumphile, wished I wasn't so I wouldn't worry so much about: IMS, RMS, Ignition switches, Cracked heads, Oval liners, Cam Chains, Water pumps(renewed), Expansion tanks and Caps(renewed), AOS,...etc... I love my 2005 996 C4S and plan to drive it inspite of the above listed fears!
You are only 20 posts into rennlist now, save yourself, run..run dont look back..to late for me but save yourself!..you see what you started, three pages about pumpkins...
996_North: Thanks for the advice. I must admit the question I asked was not so innocent! I figured it would bring out many humorous responses! Sorry!
I will stay with the pumpkins. I place value in original equipment on my cars, especially something like these cars. BTW I'm too old to be cool anymore and being a nerd is fine with me, as well!
I've had clear markers and clear bulbs for years with no police problems. I wouldn't worry about orange bulbs. Change them all to clear, no one would ever notice.
I've had clear markers and clear bulbs for years with no police problems. I wouldn't worry about orange bulbs. Change them all to clear, no one would ever notice.
I would think that a white light shining from the side marker of your car would look kind of odd at night. I can see why it would be illegal.
If you don't like the look of the amber bulb through the clear lens, you can always buy the chrome lamps that look like chrome unlit and shine amber when illuminated.
03-16-2015, 05:57 PM
