TOAK, The Thread of All Knowledge part XIV.
08-06-2023, 05:19 PM
Evidently reliable cars, nice looking, and they've been in the local news a lot this year. Something about so easy to steal a child could do it - and they are.
"So far this year, Minneapolis police have received 1,899 Kia and Hyundai theft reports, nearly 18 times the number for the same period in 2022. “The scope of the problem is only expanding and is exponentially worse than it has been in the past,” Brian O'Hara, the police chief of Minneapolis, said in an email."
"So far this year, Minneapolis police have received 1,899 Kia and Hyundai theft reports, nearly 18 times the number for the same period in 2022. “The scope of the problem is only expanding and is exponentially worse than it has been in the past,” Brian O'Hara, the police chief of Minneapolis, said in an email."
Hey, Jack!
"Don't Do Stupid ****." RIP, Al.
08-06-2023, 05:43 PM
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08-06-2023, 06:07 PM
What a great day. Rehearsal, out to eat with the wife then went to a local hang out to listen to some live music. It was awesome, the beer was cold and a good time was had. Now I am enjoying some homemade chili and relaxing.
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08-06-2023, 06:12 PM
Chris, just a thought…..
In Texas, headlights must not exceed 1000 lumens. Generally, the combination of both high and low beams should not exceed 1500 lumens. Furthermore, the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) regulatory requirements have determined that headlights should not exceed 4000 lumens.
Did you say you’re about 10,000 lumens?
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/...sec571-108.xml
https://www.rapidtables.com/calc/lig...alculator.html
In Texas, headlights must not exceed 1000 lumens. Generally, the combination of both high and low beams should not exceed 1500 lumens. Furthermore, the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) regulatory requirements have determined that headlights should not exceed 4000 lumens.
Did you say you’re about 10,000 lumens?
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/...sec571-108.xml
https://www.rapidtables.com/calc/lig...alculator.html
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Joe badge and John Law do not like aftermarket headlights and they do cite for them.
What are the legal headlights in PA?
The headlamp total low beam minimum candle power must not be less than 7,500, the headlamp high beam – less than 10,000. The total candlepower for headlights and auxiliary lights must not exceed 150,000. Headlamps are to be white.
What are the legal headlights in PA?
The headlamp total low beam minimum candle power must not be less than 7,500, the headlamp high beam – less than 10,000. The total candlepower for headlights and auxiliary lights must not exceed 150,000. Headlamps are to be white.