UV free!? Please shower me with your knowledge.

[ML320ML]

I'm shopping for a pair of replacement H3 bulbs. Saw the box label saying Hella bulbs are "UV free." Should I care if the bulbs are UV free or not? How is this going to affect the light output?

The only thing I can think of is that UV may damage the headlight lense. UV free means the lense won't turn yellow??

[tcp_ML500]

I usually refuse to take responsibility for his statements, but you've got to admit that it makes sense!

[ML320ML]

tcp_ML500 - 2/5/2004 2:42 PM

I usually refuse to take responsibility for his statements, but you've got to admit that it makes sense!

[:D] [:D] [:D]

[UncAl]

tcp_ML500 - 2/5/2004 2:42 PM
I usually refuse to take responsibility for his statements, but you've got to admit that it makes sense!

Sorry ... I was mesmorized by your moving-gifs-du-jour. What did you say I said?

[:D]

[tcp_ML500]

[S4toML]

BTW UncAl, how does one family qualify for EIC? I can use some "mod" money.

[UncAl]

S4toML - 2/5/2004 4:14 PM
BTW UncAl, how does one family qualify for EIC? I can use some "mod" money.

EIC? European Inmate Camp? [:0] Gosh, I dunno ... maybe tcp can help ... [:D]

Oh! Earned Income Credit? Thats for taxpayers with Earned Income (e.g. salary) that meet other requirements (N/A for MFS, between 25 and 65, etc.), and with:
one child, AGI < $29,666 ($30,666 MFJ)
two children, AGI < $33,692 ($34,692 MFJ)
no children, AGI < $11,230 ($12,230 MFJ)

In other words, poor people who can't afford my fees. [}:)]

Since it is a refundable credit, qualifying taxpayers with at least one qualifying child can get Advanced Earned Income Credit in their paycheck. See IRS pub #596 at IRS.gov for more info.

BTW, got my chrome ventilation control rings and installed them today. First "Pure-Bling" mod I've done! Maybe you get used to them ...

BTW #2 to tcp - covered up with 1120s, 1065s and 1041s at the moment. I'll get to those 1040s later. [;)]