Light bar for fog

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I run yellow tint 100w halogen lights u can run them in snow storm but in heavy fog and blizzard have to turn them off . I think for fog u need yellow and low watt like dim . Maybe some of those plastic covers would help
 

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Fog lights should have a sharp vertical cutoff and wide horizontal dispersion. I'm pretty happy with Morimoto XB LED's I just put in my truck.

https://www.danielsternlighting.com/tech/lights/fog_lamps/fog_lamps.html

that’s a good read, I’m currently running recon housings with led lows and halogen fogs. I was wondering why there’s a ‘dead space’ a few feet in front of the truck.

I also find the lows really crappy when there’s traffic, makes me think it’s just my pupils being constantly constricted ?...on that note what do you guys find best when there’s the guys with the bright lows coming at you? I try and use my left hand to block the light but that doesn’t always work

I wish I went the morimoto route...recon I find are just overpriced junk
 

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Like an lifted overloaded ...put brand you hate here.... Both hands on wheel look right, toward white line keeping him in corner of your eye sight till he passes. If you look at him, you drive were you look and now you're blinded as well as swerving toward him.
 
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