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nevins

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Does anyone know the law on forward facing indicators. Is there a certain rating that must be used for the car to pass an MOT.

 

Would it be legal to use something along the lines of this or would it not produce enough light.

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sidelight-Pilot-Parking-Light-Bulb-Holder-12volt-/160519157651?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item255faff793#ht_2308wt_905

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As long as it is visible during daytime they should be fine bud. Without actually seeing it lit up it is hard to tell. My MR2 had Supra facelift fronts on it. The main difference was that I used the sidelight part as the indicators, and the indicator part as the sidelights. This meant that my indicator bulb was no bigger than the one you have listed above.

 

I currently have my indicators tinted very dark. Not had an issue in the 2 MOTs it has gone through since.

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Nope, thats a photo shop, It should have 2 huge orange blobs above the lower cut outs in the bumper. Thats just the side lights on the end where im going to fit the amber led's along side them

 

Can't see any issues with that at all mate.... in fact, as they would be corner indicators you might get away without the side markers too ;)

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