Jaegermeister2k wrote:But like i said,the sun is shining like crazy,the lights don't help at all here in florida at daytime.Oh well,at least i know they're not all senile.I'm really getting tired of old folks.Every time i pull up to a sports car it's some old dude or woman driving it.Oh by the way here's a funny story.
I was driving home the other way,and some eclipse drove from a side road right infront of me,maybe 20 meters away.It was a curve a long curve,and it was a 2 lane road,so naturally i start accelerating hoping he'll stay the same speed and so i can pass him and get back in the inner lane to make the turn,but that idiot acccelerates too,so right when i was next to him i had to break to make the turn.We stopped at the light,and he opened a window,and i swear to god it was some old guy.He had to be like 65 years old,he was yelling at me and reving his engine and i was speechless.I was driving a guy from work home so i have a witness.It's unbelevable here in florida.I wish i could live in California or someplace where old people know where they belong.
BTW by old people i don't mean 30-40 years,i'm talking like 55 and up.So i don't want anyone to be offended.
MasterMan wrote:man i live in FL also.. gah all the damn snow birds, ive almost been ran into about 3 times lastweek.. its getting insaine.. i drive about 1000 miles aweek for work and school and i just cant take the old ppl anymore, good thing i dont have a gun... oh and speaking of snow birds my moms parents came down from ohio, they were driving her lexus and wrecked it, smashed right into the back of anothers stoped lexus.. morons.. destryed the other lexus and killed the suspenson on my moms car.. ppl over 60 should have to retake the driving test every year..
VimyJ wrote:DRL are an effective safety device. Notice how much easier it is to see oncoming vehicles at long distance next time you're on a long stretch of road. Forewarned is forearmed. Additionally, the DRL's are picked up more quickly by your peripheral vision. A module that greatly reduces the wattage of the brights is often used.
If you want to "update" your US market 240, you could buy the DRL module from a Canadian dealership. They've been using them up there for more than a decade. !!!!!!! DO NOT FAKE IT BY DRIVING WITH YOUR BRIGHTS ON!!!!!!!
If they sold that or a similar model in Canada in the last 10 or so years, it's your's for C$600 (~US$410?). Maybe you could get one of our great parts guys to order it and if they can work the deal maybe $300 US? Bolt on mod. The cars in Canada are identical. Same features and same emmisssons and legal to own/register/insure/smog test/etc. as US market products. Hmmm... it might be worth it.skydragoness5 wrote::Werd VimyJ
i want the s13 DRL's SO BAD. mostly 'cause they'll replaced those whack grey plastic things under the turn signals. but yeah. i'm always about being 'seen' i absolutely HATE IT when i am on the road at dusk and half of the cars i see on the road are driving w/no parking lights or headlights.
visibility is key. people scoff at me for it. it's either BE SEEN OR BE HIT.. i figure, wouldn't everyone like to increase their chances of being visible to other cars? GEE. I DO. :pface
ricebike wrote:yup, i agree that DRL are safe, but...
I see a couple of cars/suvz using DRLs during the night!!! @ a stoplight, I actually walked up to a late model SUV, & turned on the friggin lights for the driver....& she was talking to her cellphone on top of it all.... agh