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Hey guys i've seen some youtube vids with blue number plate lights instead of just the normal light, is this legal and what is needed to do such a mod? looks awesome during night.

heres a pic of what i mean. (pro paint skillz)

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thx.

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They'll be illegal, but highly doubt the police will care. Maybe if you've got a skyline, but there are so many people running around with green, blue and red parkers and nothing happens to them, but like I said, you've got a skyline and they might pick on you because of that.

i replaced the lights that are standard over the rear plate with a green 8 inch neon tube. looks mint at night but i know for a fact changing the colour of a number plate light is illegal in vic.

it so because diff colour can affect the way a plate looks when photographed by a speed/red light camera

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