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One lone LED center light is kinda useless. You'll look like a service call technician. Even it out with a small outta set and maybe it'll look better
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US DOT and Transport Canada regulations for clearance markers are as follows:
Three high-mounted forward-facing amber lamps indicate the presence of a vehicle 80" or wider
Minimum two high-mounted forward-facing amber lamps must be placed at the edges, or as far as pratical, to indicate the width if the vehicle.
Not sure what you're trying to accomplish here.
Three high-mounted forward-facing amber lamps indicate the presence of a vehicle 80" or wider
Minimum two high-mounted forward-facing amber lamps must be placed at the edges, or as far as pratical, to indicate the width if the vehicle.
Not sure what you're trying to accomplish here.
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It has 3 lights in the on center section I was just curious probably wasnt gunna do it just wanted some opinions and thought it would just be difference. Thanks guys