OEM fog light install?
2nd Gear
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 843
From: Kirkland, WA
Please don't just put a plug-and-play HID kit in your reflector for lights. You are only creating excessive glare for other drivers and making it harder for you to see at night.
Fog lights are intended to light up the road directly in front of the car at lower speeds in inclement weather. Running them in general at night will hurt your distance vision as the area close to the car is overly bright and will constrict your pupils.
Fog lights are intended to light up the road directly in front of the car at lower speeds in inclement weather. Running them in general at night will hurt your distance vision as the area close to the car is overly bright and will constrict your pupils.
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1st Gear
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 172
From: Richmond, VA
Please don't just put a plug-and-play HID kit in your reflector for lights. You are only creating excessive glare for other drivers and making it harder for you to see at night.
Fog lights are intended to light up the road directly in front of the car at lower speeds in inclement weather. Running them in general at night will hurt your distance vision as the area close to the car is overly bright and will constrict your pupils.
Fog lights are intended to light up the road directly in front of the car at lower speeds in inclement weather. Running them in general at night will hurt your distance vision as the area close to the car is overly bright and will constrict your pupils.
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