In regards to them being illegal, it varies from state-to-state.

In regards to being "led to the intake", I hardly doubt it. Behind it, there is empty space right to the tire.

 

If you have more that 4 lights facing forward, on at the same time, it's illegal..

For example - my Trans Am has 6 lights.. The low beams, the high beams and the fog lights..

When I have the low beams on, my fog lights are on.. When I switch to high beams, it automatically turns the fogs off and leaves the lows/highs on..

However, I've modified my wiring harness so all of them stay on.. I'm running aftermarket HID's which are illegal as well..

Most cops won't bother you about it, but every now and then you cross Captain Saveacity..

I wouldn't sweat it, I just mentioned it invade the OP wasn't aware..

 

Yea, in alot of states, that's the case, but not all. I used to have a Jeep with exactly 16 lights forward.

(4 lights on lightbar, high & low beams, 2 fog lights, 4 auxillary lights on grille guard, 2 lights in the grille.

I guess that makes 16 with the high and low beams... haha.

 

Well, I guess as long as you were off-road and not on a highway with all 16 lights turned on, you were good to go..

Now, if you pulled onto a highway with all 16 lights going, I'd say you were breaking South Carolina law..

 

What the hell?? How the hell you gonna offroad your truck with those dinky *** Chevy Cavalier tires on there???

 

No the intake takes its fresh air from the air box thats up by the pass side window

 

What are you babbling about?

 

Jeff if ya can get us some high res pics of all that ya did....and for all who try this document your installs......this is an excellent use of space and keeps with factory lines........

 

You see, if you had read my post you would..


oh wait. Your from Ale'bama. I forget your education isn't quite up to par with the rest of the countries. Nevermind

 

85_305,

"Dinky *** Chevy Cavalier tires"

Are you referring to my tires?