Calling drivers with genuine Foggies

[Nemesis04]

I'm looking at getting some genuine fog/driving lights from Holden, and I'm wondering if anyone can give me a few pics of the view from the drivers seat? I need to make sure its worth the 300 or so bucks... haha

Cheers.

 

[MikesCalais]

you notice them more in the later(newer) models.. ie. in my vt you can only just notice the difference when they are on... when we had the vy the difference was more noticable, but still not a massive difference (if you were to accidently turn them off while you were driving, you wouldnt be able to tell)

theyre more for the aesthetics

 

[maldotcom2]

They help a lot in the fog, but not much better visibility on normal night driving. Though you're not supposed to use them on normal nights anyway.

 

[simmons001]

Have them on my Caprice. They provide some side fill at night at best with the high beams. I have used them once or twice only on country trips at night. $300? I wouldnt bother. Have never needed them for fog and as above, it is apparently illegal (In WA anyway) to use them unless its foggy etc.

 

[omad]

the old man used to have a VZ SV6 and when you turned them on you could tell the diffrence ! and the high beams just added it!

 

[Turd Ferguson]

do what hozy did and install hids in the foglights, then youll notice a difference

 

[clubby_you]

You wont get done for it but it is actually illegal to drive around with your fog lights on but like above good for ...fog

 

[Nemesis04]

Thanks guys. Will probably knock it down the list for a few months at least...

TVR161, yeah I did consider that. Would look pretty sick, but what's the light spread like? Probably wouldn't matter much hahaha

 

[maldotcom2]

Actually i did get done for it. I was perfectly polite and i still copped an $80 fine.

 

[subieboy]

In Qld it is now a $150 fine (and I think demerits apply as well now...)

Besides Foggies are useless when fog isn't around and on wet rainy days they just add glare...