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May 19th, 2011 07:44 AM #21
Tanggalin ang mga heavy tints sa windshield,- e di kita mo ang kalye sa unahan mo, kahit na naka-halogen ka (lang) at naka-low beam.... :twak:
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May 19th, 2011 11:26 AM #22
yeah yun yung excuse ng iba.
hey i need HID cause I drive on poor-lit roads ...
tanungin mo, may tint ka ba sa harap. sagutin ka pa, meron pero light tint LANG naman.
even the lightest shade can compromise your visibility.
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May 19th, 2011 12:19 PM #23
ok lang ma ban ang naka hid na walang projector or magandang cut-out, nakakabwisit na sila kahit sa likod ko...
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May 19th, 2011 08:13 PM #24
Personally, I'd like a bill that bans the outright use of jeepneys with their no-beam-or-high-beam lights. Ayun ang flawed design.
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May 20th, 2011 12:48 AM #25
Yes there are irresponsible HID users out there, but the stupid part of this bill is it will ban the whole technology, which will also punish those responsible users and pretty much majority of all luxury vehicles that uses oem HID. What they should be doing is asking the LTO to create a clear guidline on what is legal headlights and which are illegal, this should be the duty of the LTO and not by Congress. If only our LTO would follow what other countries do which requires a thorough vehicle inspection, and not just emission testing, so that we can get all these not road worthy vehicles out of our streets.
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May 23rd, 2011 07:43 AM #26
by approving this bill, all benzes and bmws with projector headlights, illegal na, peperahan na nila ang mga nagdridrive ng mga ganitong vehicles, while you're at it, huliin mo na din yung benz s 600class at lexus lx570 suv ni PNOY kasi those vehicles also use bi xenon headlights.......wow!!! bobo talaga.
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May 23rd, 2011 03:06 PM #27
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May 23rd, 2011 03:44 PM #28
no it's not if they stop being so selfish and corrupt.
we own a pharmaceutical and just got a govt. order worth 2M peso of medicines, the guys who placed the order from us wanted our company to put 5M on the receipt and give us 1M for doing that. i won't say who they are here but we refused and they canceled their order. i'm sure they do the same for every govt. purchase or projects.
i agree with this. oh and about the gun part, have you ever seen a crime where the suspect had a license and a permit to carry? no never, all suspects didn't have the proper documents to own a gun. lahat ng alam ko na suspect na may license at ptc ay pulis or govt. official never pa ang civilian.Last edited by foresterx; May 23rd, 2011 at 03:48 PM.
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May 23rd, 2011 06:04 PM #29
tanga yan sila. ban lang ng ban. they don't know that their cars are equipped with HIDs as well.
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May 23rd, 2011 07:26 PM #30
The law should be revised so that factory-installed HIDs are ok (after passing Government testing prior to release to market) while after-market HID installation should be regulated with appropriate certification requirements.
Then cars with cheap-*$$ HID installations owned by trying-hard wannabes can be accosted and the owner fined. Leniency can be offered (lower fine) if they can point out the non-certified shop/individual that did the installation or who sold the piece of trash leading to an arrest/hefty fine.
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