Are glass fiber parts street legal?

Yes, glass fiber parts can be street legal, but it depends on the specific part and local regulations. Here are some factors to consider:

1. Safety Regulations: Fiberglass parts must meet certain safety and durability standards for street use, especially critical components like bumpers, hoods, and fenders. These parts should not compromise the vehicle's structural integrity or safety features.
2. DOT/SAE Compliance: Some parts, such as lighting components or mirrors, need to meet Department of Transportation (DOT) or Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) standards to be legally used on the road.
3. Fit and Installation: The fiberglass parts should be properly installed to ensure they do not interfere with the vehicle’s handling or visibility. Poorly fitted parts can affect safety and may not be street legal.
4. Off-Road vs. On-Road Use: Some fiberglass parts are designed specifically for off-road or show use and may not be legal for street driving.

Always check local laws and regulations to ensure the specific fiberglass parts you are installing are street legal in your area.