Removing front fog lights
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Two questions,
Has anybody done this?
Is it legal to not have a front fog light?
I have been considering removing my front fog lights altogether and running some ducting to my inner front brakes.
Good idea? Bad idea?
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Has anybody done this?
Is it legal to not have a front fog light?
I have been considering removing my front fog lights altogether and running some ducting to my inner front brakes.
Good idea? Bad idea?
Answers on a postcard...
you don't have to have front fogs (look at all the people who've got spots / driving lamps)
Reckon it would spoil the look of a scoob though (assuming its a scoob you're talking about!) - although i could be convinced by actually seeing it done
Paul
Reckon it would spoil the look of a scoob though (assuming its a scoob you're talking about!) - although i could be convinced by actually seeing it done

Paul
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I have a 2002 car, with the mesh fog covers, so you would hardly even notice I reckon!
Plus the mesh will stop stones etc. going into the brakes.
Plus the mesh will stop stones etc. going into the brakes.
Not a problem as far as legality goes: several models came without foglights, STi's etc.
Some people put driving lights in place.
I have seen one thread on here where a guy was querying whether his brake ducting had caused a quite bad warp to his discs. Apparently it can lead to uneven cooling?
Alcazar
Some people put driving lights in place.
I have seen one thread on here where a guy was querying whether his brake ducting had caused a quite bad warp to his discs. Apparently it can lead to uneven cooling?
Alcazar
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