Fogs ON or Fog OFF? Your Opinion!
#1
02-12-2005, 02:21 PM
Fogs ON or Fog OFF? Your Opinion!
For those who have stock fogs (non HID/Xenon)...do you drive with them on or off? I am trying to decide whether to keep the clean look of the Xenons only or max out my light visibility. How do you drive it?
I am thinking about matching the lower lights with the upper Xenons later on, so please don't suggest I change them.
I am thinking about matching the lower lights with the upper Xenons later on, so please don't suggest I change them.
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02-12-2005, 03:03 PM
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As of right now, you should leave them off until you match up your HIDs. Yellow just doesn't look right on a car like the G. You should also think about upgrading the HIDs first, to at least 6K, the match it up with the fogs after. I've heard good things about the silver star blubs, but I believe they only output to 4K, which is good enough for HID like look.
#5
02-12-2005, 05:47 PM
Off, unless raining, snowing, or foggy. It actually bugs me when everybody drives with these things on. Not that much on G35, but with some vehicles, many times they are mis-aligned! 
I think in some states, it's still illegal to drive with them on unless conditions warrant them, but rarely do they cite you unless they have a safety campaign on or something. 
I think in some states, it's still illegal to drive with them on unless conditions warrant them, but rarely do they cite you unless they have a safety campaign on or something.
#7
02-12-2005, 06:42 PM
I also think they look bad when lit next to my HID's...but hell, sometimes the
functionality goes over and beyond cosmetics when going down a dark foggy road
where there could be pot holes, etc.
I'd like to swap those bulbs out...what bulb size were they? (I know, i should search,
but too lazy since bulbs are not a priority for me...thanks).
functionality goes over and beyond cosmetics when going down a dark foggy road
where there could be pot holes, etc.
I'd like to swap those bulbs out...what bulb size were they? (I know, i should search,
but too lazy since bulbs are not a priority for me...thanks).
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#8
02-12-2005, 06:46 PM
I leave them on.. just because 
but you should be aware that your housings will crack inside eventually. They will replace them under warranty. But its a real hassle getting your headlights aligned properly and whatnot after the work is done. I just had mine replaced. You wouldnt even know yours were cracked unless you looked really closely for a hairline crack between the upper and lower reflector.
but you should be aware that your housings will crack inside eventually. They will replace them under warranty. But its a real hassle getting your headlights aligned properly and whatnot after the work is done. I just had mine replaced. You wouldnt even know yours were cracked unless you looked really closely for a hairline crack between the upper and lower reflector.
#9
02-12-2005, 06:50 PM
both sides...
http://www.timware.org/g/l_headlight.jpg
http://www.timware.org/g/r_headlight.jpg
bummer.. I should have left them alone.. They didnt tighten the bumper properly afterwards... and the lights werent aligned. and this was from one of the best dealerships. You may not want to fix it even if you find the cracks on yours. I will probably start turning off the fogs and not using the highbeams very often... although in the south, you really need to see wildlife from a distance at night.
http://www.timware.org/g/l_headlight.jpg
http://www.timware.org/g/r_headlight.jpg
bummer.. I should have left them alone.. They didnt tighten the bumper properly afterwards... and the lights werent aligned. and this was from one of the best dealerships. You may not want to fix it even if you find the cracks on yours. I will probably start turning off the fogs and not using the highbeams very often... although in the south, you really need to see wildlife from a distance at night.
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02-12-2005, 06:59 PM
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02-12-2005, 08:07 PM
Off, unless there's rain or fog
OR
unless you wanna look like an arrogant bimmer driver who turns on fog lights on a clear day (note: I own a BMW & even I think that's stupid). Although I've noticed that AUDI drivers are even WORSE now. 99% of the Audi's I see in the streets turn on their fog lights like it's the best thing since sliced bread.
OR
unless you wanna look like an arrogant bimmer driver who turns on fog lights on a clear day (note: I own a BMW & even I think that's stupid). Although I've noticed that AUDI drivers are even WORSE now. 99% of the Audi's I see in the streets turn on their fog lights like it's the best thing since sliced bread.
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02-12-2005, 09:15 PM
unless you wanna look like an arrogant
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02-12-2005, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by coolsk8er
Off, unless there's rain or fog
OR
unless you wanna look like an arrogant bimmer driver who turns on fog lights on a clear day (note: I own a BMW & even I think that's stupid). Although I've noticed that AUDI drivers are even WORSE now. 99% of the Audi's I see in the streets turn on their fog lights like it's the best thing since sliced bread.
OR
unless you wanna look like an arrogant bimmer driver who turns on fog lights on a clear day (note: I own a BMW & even I think that's stupid). Although I've noticed that AUDI drivers are even WORSE now. 99% of the Audi's I see in the streets turn on their fog lights like it's the best thing since sliced bread.
#15
02-12-2005, 11:52 PM
Im with the majority here...I leave mine off, I cant stand the yellowish look of them...Once I change them out, Ill drive with them on...But for now the car looks more high class with them off...It was bad enough that Infiniti screwed us by not giving us the projectors that the "Z" has, but on top of that they gave us crap *** **** yellow bulbs for our fogs...