The cop let me off without a ticket, but said that the fog lights were brighter than the surface of the sun and melted the eyeballs out of his sockets, tears of aqueous humour (yep, I remember high school bio) streaming down!
Ok, fine, he told me they looked like high beams and knew they definitely weren't stock and probably not DOT approved either. He's right on the latter two counts, the first one is a matter of opinion. He did make it clear that if he saw me driving around town with the fogs on again, he wouldn't be so kind. He said the regular headlights weren't bad.
So four years after installing my plug n' play HidGuy.net kit, I finally got in trouble. I guess if they glare the camera with this much light out, then they might be a little too extreme:
They're just 35W, 5K bulbs though.
Maybe its time to seriously look into quality projector headlights so I don't need the fogs to see more than 50' at night
Ok, fine, he told me they looked like high beams and knew they definitely weren't stock and probably not DOT approved either. He's right on the latter two counts, the first one is a matter of opinion. He did make it clear that if he saw me driving around town with the fogs on again, he wouldn't be so kind. He said the regular headlights weren't bad.
So four years after installing my plug n' play HidGuy.net kit, I finally got in trouble. I guess if they glare the camera with this much light out, then they might be a little too extreme:
They're just 35W, 5K bulbs though.
Maybe its time to seriously look into quality projector headlights so I don't need the fogs to see more than 50' at night