rain light
#1
First off, apologies, as I can’t search and I’m sure this topic has been hashed to death.
After driving home in the most abysmal conditions I have ever been in, rain wise… I thought the red rain light may be a good idea to protect my rear end. Do you fellows have to put that mod together yourself? Or is there an easy kit you can buy? Thanks for any suggestions.
After driving home in the most abysmal conditions I have ever been in, rain wise… I thought the red rain light may be a good idea to protect my rear end. Do you fellows have to put that mod together yourself? Or is there an easy kit you can buy? Thanks for any suggestions.
#2
Here in the UK they are fitted as fog lights, and for most of the time that is what they are used for. There is nothing worse than following someone who because there are a few spots of rain decides to put his rear fogs on. Trust me, you will pi$$ off any following driver. Really heavy spray that is as thick as fog on the freeway maybe, but not just because it rains.
All cars in the UK must have rear fog lights, so they are standard on all UK sourced cars, including Scoobs. Imports have to have them fitted to pass our tests and be allowed on the road.
Ken
All cars in the UK must have rear fog lights, so they are standard on all UK sourced cars, including Scoobs. Imports have to have them fitted to pass our tests and be allowed on the road.
Ken
#3
Really heavy spray that is as thick as fog on the freeway maybe, but not just because it rains.
I imagine I could figure something out on my own....Thanks anyway!
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