So, These are not approved for street use in USA?
487481
They may not be legal where you live. Yet, I've used these (and other similar Hella) lights for years in both California and Washington state. The thing that you need to remember is YOU choose what bulbs to install in the headlight assembly. The 80w/100w, if aimed correctly, should not get you pulled over. The 100w/150w bulbs probably will. And the high wattage bulbs may well damage the wiring to the headlight. I recommend running 55w/60w bulbs and avoiding all the trouble you might otherwise cause yourself.
487482
The housing is fine. The lamp is labeled off-road and not dot. I have run them for a few months and with the angle adjusted properly they are not causing problems on the road at night (no highness flashes from oncoming traffic). The hid lights on other cars are still brighter when they pass me. All considered these are great and I love them.
487483
I have them on my 66 impala and they are regular lights,but I wanted to use HIDs and that was the only way to do it,Another words they are legal and they look really nice at night
1918976
Yes. Fully open plastic opening in rear of car cover. That makes it legal for street use.
1017685
The only reason for that description that I can think of is that this light is not street legal, in the US, with the exception of motorcycles. Maybe They just don't want to say that. Look up Daniel Stern Lighting.
994855
Yes it can become street legal. Just make sure you buy DOT approved lights. All mine came with was a certificate of origin and a seperate receipt. Pretty sure u can use to certificate of origin to get it registered than a title. Btw im in VA i already checked with dmv here, it is possible to make street legal depending on where u live. My dmv said i need street tires a working horn, a speedometer, and functioning lights.
336487
No, they cannot be used. I researched other sites who seem to support this. Sorry.
1903191
This intake system is not legal for street use in the following states: Arizona, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington
773757
Yes, they can! They can be used anywhere! I love them for that reason, because you don't have to worry about them. Be sure to get extra batteries and keep them on hand, I always do. Enjoy them, I know you will!
626692
They are 60/55w which is the standard for all street legal headlights in the USA. So yes and yes.
1833791
It is not street legal, nor is there much point in using them at all on streets because they cast a short, broad beam that won't illuminate anything at all in time to react to it. In other words it is more of a floodlight than a spot light.
432749
We have not used them outside. Only at the roller rink. They are very good quality so I think you could use them on the sidewalk/driveway.
2232553
I'm not sure if they will be safe to use outside. You probably can, but I use them inside for my night lights.
2258251
No. While technically possible to use street shoes, it's not recommended. I've tried. Nope.
847023
It is recommended by the company that you don't drive on them. You can call the company and ask them.
994859
i live in pa. so this can not be titled here and also no lighting so it cannot be street legal strictly for off road use
1272532
They are not street legal, and quite useless for fog as they would just create a huge wall of illuminated water vapor directly in front of you.
655171
Check your local ordinances but I it is highly unlikely that they would be legal for on road use. More importantly, they would be awful fog/driving lights.
1965429
I'm an electrician and I can tell you that these are not UL listed. That means they do not meet up to the US electrical standards. An electrical inspector would not allow any product that is not UL listed to be installed in any US home being inspected.