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Message: [QUOTE="Ronin, post: 286312, member: 2612"] So "rolling coal" and impairing the visibility of the traffic behind you isn't an [I]"...direct and immediate source of danger and ignorance to other drivers..."[/I]? Argument fail #1. [I]"Notice the "not adjusted properly" there..."[/I] Argument fail #2 for a variety of reasons. Headlights need to be adjusted, stock or otherwise when a vehicle is lifted. There are laws/rules/regulations/whatever you want to call them that vary from state to state regarding acceptable lift heights/bumper heights (etc.) and how much tires can stick out. Likewise the [I]"...direct and immediate source of danger and ignorance to other drivers..."[/I] is prolific. Your bumper that's a foot and a half higher than stock could smack the back of the head of a backseat passenger in a MINI Cooper in an accident and turn a fender bender into a fatality. That's not internet legend, it's happened (not the exact same circumstance but wannabe BigFoot trucks being street driven and wrecking all sorts of havoc because they can't see around them for sh!te), or those bad azz super knobby tires (with no mudflaps of course, 'cause they disrupt the cool look of your awesome tires) picking up a nice size rock and putting it right through the windshield, faceshield and skull of a biker who was minding their own business and just out for a ride... I've said repeatedly (reading comprehension fail) that I have similar disdain for those with obnoxious and improperly adjusted HIDs and I [I]try[/I] to drive courteous and extend the amount of respect I get. But AGAIN lumping all HID users (like myself) in together and likening them to a menace to society on the road that's comparable to drunk driving as in some of these posts is just completely ignorant... [/QUOTE]