ClockworkC5
droog
anyone run into any trouble with lohnny jaw after installing blackouts? my white c5 would look sharp as hell with blackouts, im just concerned with legal problems.
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black outs
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Here's a thread where this has been discussed -> http://www.corvetteflorida.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2095
"Backyard Mechanic"
New member
We have them on our vette,and have no problem with the "man",But it does help that we know most of the deputy's here:lmao:But it really depends on how they read that law.I have talk to alot of the deputy's here about this issue and none of them have ever pulled over anyone for that reason.:thumbsup:I think they have better things to do then to pull over a Corvette for black outs.
ynkedad
Wassup!!!
:iagree:..No problems here either.:thumbsup:
Shadow
New member
I agree, but with a precedent set (see the troopers post in the attached thread), I'd be more concerned about ciliv litigation.
We live in a litigious world, and despite what they say, the insurance companies are not on your side.
In many cases, BOTH sides will be looking for any way possible to minimize thier payout.
We live in a litigious world, and despite what they say, the insurance companies are not on your side.
In many cases, BOTH sides will be looking for any way possible to minimize thier payout.
ClockworkC5
droog
sorry about the repost. was trying to get some of the newer guys that may have something different to say. ive been toying with the idea for a while now, think im going to just go for it. ill put a post up if i get pulled over.