PacNW RANDOM Convos
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From: Issaquah, WA
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From: Seattle, WA
Here's something random:
I've noticed a LARGE percentage of the newer TLs I see at night drive with their low AND high beams on at once. Is it just really easy to hit the high beam switch or is this a weird coincidence? I would say that 85% of the TLs I see driving have both high and lows on. WTF?! This is around town too, not on backroads.
I've noticed a LARGE percentage of the newer TLs I see at night drive with their low AND high beams on at once. Is it just really easy to hit the high beam switch or is this a weird coincidence? I would say that 85% of the TLs I see driving have both high and lows on. WTF?! This is around town too, not on backroads.
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From: Gresham, OR
Originally Posted by kpxguy411,Feb 9 2006, 04:32 PM
Here's something random:
I've noticed a LARGE percentage of the newer TLs I see at night drive with their low AND high beams on at once. Is it just really easy to hit the high beam switch or is this a weird coincidence? I would say that 85% of the TLs I see driving have both high and lows on. WTF?! This is around town too, not on backroads.
I've noticed a LARGE percentage of the newer TLs I see at night drive with their low AND high beams on at once. Is it just really easy to hit the high beam switch or is this a weird coincidence? I would say that 85% of the TLs I see driving have both high and lows on. WTF?! This is around town too, not on backroads.
