I am interested in seeing if anyone out there has fitted additional fog (or driving) lights to the front of their OAP (Old Age Preza).

I already have PIAAs in place of the std fogs and would like some fogs as well.

Cheers,

Andrew...

 

Hi Andrew,

I thought about this as well, but got Morettes on my car instead!

Some of the options I looked at for my MY99 car were:

1) Round fogs either side of the number plate - I thought this looked a little tacky.

2) Round fogs behind the front grill - I didn't want to restrict air flow to the top of the radiator.

3) Rectangular fogs in the vents under the standard foglight positions - I was worried that it would restrict air flow.

4) Round fogs in the vent beneath the front indicators - This would have been my ideal solution, but I had a cold air feed pipe, that took air from there and directly to my air inductor.

The Morettes offered enough light on full and dipped beam for me to sell my driving lights and replace the standard foglights!

Some food for thought
Andy

 

Thanks Andy,

I thought about the morettes/std fogs route but I don't like the look of the morettes.

I have an MY98 and I have already moved the front indicators into the sidelights and replaced the indicator lenses with some black mesh, I am looking for some ultra-slim (<50mm high) round or oval fogs to fit in the indicator slot with the lens showing throught the mesh.

Andrew...

 

Hi Andrew

Here is a pic of my DGM MY98 and Daves DBM MY00 with additional lights.

I think mine looks good but my mate Dave has gone a bit OTT. He seems to suffer from battery failure every time he flashes another scoob.




Cheers

Neal

 

LOL

 

Oh the joys of psp he he

 

[This message has been edited by ChristianR (edited 03 October 2001).]

 

Thanks for the replies guys, I new I'd get some 'interesting' suggestions.

Andrew...

NM - Tell Dave he probably needs to uprate his alternator

 

[Oops - double post!]


[This message has been edited by AndrewC (edited 03 October 2001).]

 

Hey Andrew

You want to see the rear of his car its like Blackpool pleasure beach.

Neal