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Thread ID: 109499	2010-05-11 02:37:00	Please explain Xenon HID headlights...	wratterus (105)	PC World Chat

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883801	2010-05-11 12:10:00	//none of that matters with wof stuffs anyway. Have you been getting yours by mail order ;) www.stuff.co.nz	PaulD (232)
883802	2010-05-12 07:56:00	Nah mine are factory so legal. Between that and crabs, the tron seems like a really good place to live. :D	Alex B (15479)
883803	2010-05-14 07:52:00	Nofam (thanks!) + anyone else who's interested... :p New bulbs. The parkers were not the right fitting unfortunately, they were a bayonet when the ones in the car were a push in wedge. Not to worry though, a friend can use those and I want to get more arctic blue ones for the number plate lights anyway. :D Pics are useless, but they give you a decent idea. The left fog has been replaced with a white light while the right is still standard, ill get onto those later. Dip is about the same but visibly whiter, full beam is amazing, there's no comparison. :D	wratterus (105)
883804	2010-05-14 13:29:00	1. A vehicle is not fitted with at least one rear-registration-plate illumination lamp. 2. A vehicle (eg a vintage or veteran vehicle) does not meet standard rear-registration-plate illumination lamp requirements, and: a) does not have a valid vehicle identity card with a lighting equipment endorsement, or b) does not meet the conditions of the lighting equipment endorsement in its vehicle identity card. Performance 3. The lamp emits a light that is not: a) substantially white, or b) steady, or c) diffuse. 4. The lamps are not bright enough to show up the registration plate text from 20 m in normal darkness. 5. The light source of a lamp is visible from the rear of the vehicle. From Wof Regs: Lighting (www.nzta.govt.nz) (Reasons for rejection); also headlights/foglights/driving lights pairs must match colors (see page 4-1-2), so would fix it soonest.	feersumendjinn (64)
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