Do you drive with your fogs?

[silverrascal]

I have the lamin-x yellow film on mine and they are on whenever my headlamps are on... The yellow tint is a nice contrast for oncoming cars for safety, imo.

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[civicmanic]

I used to run them all the time until another car with them drove up behind me and stayed there for 20 minutes. Now I only run them in the fog/rain.

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[HalfBreed]

Now that I have yellow fogs, yes (using the auto setting, so not during the day of course). They're not terribly bright, but they look amazeballs.

When I had white LED fogs, I would turn them off when it was raining. They were crazy bright and reflected badly off the wet road and were blinding to oncoming traffic (I got to see it firsthand with my GF driving my car).

 

[nick94]

No. Please don't.

 

[bremboproc]

I'm the type that dims the instrument panel as low as possible at night to help with the contrast of darkness and headlights. I have found I lose some sight distance with the fogs on, so I keep them off unless I have to slow down for bad conditions(every car I've owned with fogs). I have very light sensitive eyes and beyond excellent night vision, too much light close in(fogs) hinders the distance viewing. At low speeds the fogs are very helpful, at higher speeds the stuff they illuminate is so close my reaction time lags behind any useful illumination.

 

[2020k20c2sport]

I absolutely always drive with my fog lights on. I wouldn't think they are to bright I'm actually looking into replacing them along with all of my external lights with LEDs. If I'm in a small civic I want to be seen lol.

 

[alao01]

I'm the type that dims the instrument panel as low as possible at night to help with the contrast of darkness and headlights. I have found I lose some sight distance with the fogs on, so I keep them off unless I have to slow down for bad conditions(every car I've owned with fogs). I have very light sensitive eyes and beyond excellent night vision, too much light close in(fogs) hinders the distance viewing. At low speeds the fogs are very helpful, at higher speeds the stuff they illuminate is so close my reaction time lags behind any useful illumination.

I dim mine down as well. For some reason im more sensitive to that than my headlights and fogs (i do the same with my phone and computer screens, must be the blue light it emits).
My ss3 fogs i leave on since they help out a lot with the output, especially width. The foreground and glare head on is a lil bright but nothing that is too distracting.

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