Visualeyes Rayzer Auxiliary Light

[maxentropy]

http://www.visualeyes.se/media-relations

Under "Rayzer Video" Click onProduct presentation (3 mb) or Clip from "Wheels in motion" at SEMA 07 (20 mb)

$1270 US for em

Are these legal in the states?Thoughts/comments folks?

[LongBeachCoupe]

i wish i had sound at my desk at work... idk what they are talking about lol.... im sure some of the people who were at SEMA can give more insight...

[mcheddadi]

that's its coolest feature:

Rayzer takes around 15 minutes to install and it can be done by non-professionals. A remote unit under the hood is hardwired into the high beam wiring and communicates with the HID Xenon bulbs via radio communication. When power is cutto the high beams, Rayzer turns off. Rayzer also has its own built-in sensor that will turn off the HID Xenon bulbs whenoncoming traffic is detected.

but for 1270$...I'll pass

[maxentropy]

but for 1270$...I'll pass

+1, but I'm sure the price will fall significantly after a few months. Shouldn't cost nearly that much.

I'm just concerned if these are even street legal here in the USA. I haven't seen auxilary headlights on any vehicle on when driving on any roads.

Course a few of my buddies have jeeps with lightbars, etc but they only use them offroad and that's obviously not legal to be used on the street, however this rayzer light automatically turns on with your high beams and turns off when your high beams go off, as well as has an integrated detector for sensing oncoming traffic and will turn off your auxilary headlight even if your high beams are still on.