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Rob Petrie E395 · 07-07-2011, 12:51 AM

By the way the tag light has to be bright enough to read the complete tag for I think 30 feet in the dark of night. Usually what happens is the clear lens over the tag light bulb fogs over much the same way the new plastic headlights fog over after a few years. This blocks some of the light and next thing you know there is a cop at your door telling you about it and giving you a little paper work. 5 min with some light rubbing compound on the lens will fix the problem and prevent another late night road side chat LOL. or you can spend 25 or more to get a new one. For anybody who is thinking about being a smart as and putting a super bright light on your tag. DONT then they write you for the tag light being too bright. (been there with a customers kids car after he got the too dim ticket)

07-07-2011, 12:51 AM	#19
Rob Petrie E395 VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Woodlawn IL Posts: 1,092 Likes: 162 Liked 216 Times in 77 Posts	Re: Racers in Illinois By the way the tag light has to be bright enough to read the complete tag for I think 30 feet in the dark of night. Usually what happens is the clear lens over the tag light bulb fogs over much the same way the new plastic headlights fog over after a few years. This blocks some of the light and next thing you know there is a cop at your door telling you about it and giving you a little paper work. 5 min with some light rubbing compound on the lens will fix the problem and prevent another late night road side chat LOL. or you can spend 25 or more to get a new one. For anybody who is thinking about being a smart as and putting a super bright light on your tag. DONT then they write you for the tag light being too bright. (been there with a customers kids car after he got the too dim ticket)