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Old 15-10-2009
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Scared of the dark! Lol I don't know about Sydney or the exact height on your spoties but up here in Queensland it's a touch and go thing with the cops and roof spoties! I love them myself and Yes they can be an advantage some times but unfortunatly they are not allowed to protude any higher then the basket or roof racks, either folded down or removed when driving normally. Most of the cops up here will let it slide if they are in a good mood though. Set up looks good and obviously some time and effort involved in that set up!
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That's interesting.

What do you base the lower than the roof rack thing on?

The Qld modification guide only specifies height criteria for fog lights: http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/reso..._vehicles2.pdf

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All additional lighting systems are to be fitted strictly in
accordance with Queensland legislation. Some additional
requirements are explained below.
Additional pairs of headlights, showing a beam of white
light only, may be fitted and must not affect the driver’s
view. The headlights must be mounted symmetrically.
Additional high beam headlights must extinguish
automatically when low beam is selected.
A pair of fog lights, showing a beam of white or yellow
light, may be fitted to the front of a motor vehicle with
the centres no higher than the top of the dipped beam
headlight. The lights must be mounted symmetrically not
less than 600mm apart.
Fog lights must be capable of being switched on and off
independently of any headlights but must only be able
to be switched on when the parking lights are on. Fog
lights must not be used except in fog or mist or under
other atmospheric conditions which restrict visibility.
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lights on the roof are legal in Qld but they have to be mounted in pairs, might have some issues if you cross into the territory though. I can confirm that from experience.
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