Originally posted by: Confused
You need to mount them low, have a decent cut-off on them (so they don't go too high) and stick your headlights on sidelights. Then you should be able to see better. You don't want your main beams on when it's foggy, because they just bounce off the fog and give you a white blanket in front of you.
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Confused
You need to mount them low, have a decent cut-off on them (so they don't go too high) and stick your headlights on sidelights. Then you should be able to see better. You don't want your main beams on when it's foggy, because they just bounce off the fog and give you a white blanket in front of you.
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
Those aren't "fog lights", they're "auxiliary driving lights."
Real amber foglights are like projecting the sun directly on the road in front of you.
- M4H
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Confused
You need to mount them low, have a decent cut-off on them (so they don't go too high) and stick your headlights on sidelights. Then you should be able to see better. You don't want your main beams on when it's foggy, because they just bounce off the fog and give you a white blanket in front of you.
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
Those aren't "fog lights", they're "auxiliary driving lights."
Real amber foglights are like projecting the sun directly on the road in front of you.
- M4H
The sun? Wouldn't that melt the newer (plastic) cars?
Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Confused
You need to mount them low, have a decent cut-off on them (so they don't go too high) and stick your headlights on sidelights. Then you should be able to see better. You don't want your main beams on when it's foggy, because they just bounce off the fog and give you a white blanket in front of you.
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
Those aren't "fog lights", they're "auxiliary driving lights."
Real amber foglights are like projecting the sun directly on the road in front of you.
- M4H
The sun? Wouldn't that melt the newer (plastic) cars?
Originally posted by: Confused
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Originally posted by: Confused
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
I like the guys who ride around with their yellow parking lights on better. It's friggin' sweet!
Originally posted by: TheLonelyPhoenix
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Originally posted by: Confused
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
I like the guys who ride around with their yellow parking lights on better. It's friggin' sweet!
Do you uppercut yourself to the face when you see that?
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: TheLonelyPhoenix
Originally posted by: TheNinja
Originally posted by: Confused
But most of the time it's purely for looks, and these will be people who drive all day with their main beams and fog lights on :roll:
I like the guys who ride around with their yellow parking lights on better. It's friggin' sweet!
Do you uppercut yourself to the face when you see that?
I thought he impales himself with his seven foot boner.