FOG LAMP BRANDS
02-20-2002, 07:41 PM
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FOG LAMP BRANDS
I WANT TO INSTALL FOG LAMPS ON A 1976 911 THAT NEVER HAD THE OEM STYLE. WHAT BRANDS ARE BETTER THAN STOCK, ALSO CHEAPER, AND OF COURSE IMPACT RESISTANT
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MARK
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MARK
02-21-2002, 12:15 AM
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Personally I would stick with Hella, even if you don't use the OE lamps. The modern Hella add-on lamps are quite good.
Also be sure to decide whether you really want/need fog lamps, versus driving lamps. For many of us in the drier, warmer climates, driving lights are far more useful than fog lamps.
On my early car, I used to run both (100W huge Hella driving lamps AND 55W amber Hella fog lamps)! Prepared for all conditions...
Also be sure to decide whether you really want/need fog lamps, versus driving lamps. For many of us in the drier, warmer climates, driving lights are far more useful than fog lamps.
On my early car, I used to run both (100W huge Hella driving lamps AND 55W amber Hella fog lamps)! Prepared for all conditions...
02-21-2002, 11:30 AM
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hella is really not an exspensive fog lite. piaa and cats are alot more money. and i agree i would use a driving lite. fog lites are designed to project a beam of lite left to right. were a driving lite is going to project out more so you can see ahead of you. you sould be able to get the hella for about 150.00. i sell car audio and performace prosducts and the last thing you want to do is get a cheap set of lites. they will go thru bulbs and usually take in water and rust very easily. John