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So I received a "Hi-4" kit for my birthday (today).  Anyways, the instructions were backwards, or so I think.  I did a test runf the wiring, and when I have the lights on low beam, the highs are on and so are the fogs!  When the lights are on high, it's on regular, but I loose the fogs.  Not really sure which I'm gonna keep, since it's fairly easy to change the wiring around.  Any opinions out there, or laws I should worry about as far as the number of lights on?

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happy bday

 

Great month to have a bday mine is friday!!!

 

Took the day off and i found out last wk i have class (make up cause teacher has jewish holiday thursday)

 

^#&^%#^&@*%#^

 

:angry:

 

Happy bday!!!

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Happy Birthday Kania!

 

The only laws I'm aware of pertaining to lights regard the wattage per light, not total number.  I have no idea how it is in NY, as far as local laws and lights.  Certain hi powered off road lights are illegal for regular road use.  Sounds like on regular low beam you have all 3 working, isn't that the idea?  Or is supposed to work differently? -

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