Thread: Daytime Running Lights

I'm wanting better low beam without forking out huge amounts or dazzling oncoming drivers and thought this might be a cheaper solution, but 25w is not much and turning off when the headlights come on negates the point. Thanks all. Looks like I need to pay $400ish each light for some speakers.

Jeff

Much better low beam (and high for that matter). I've got the Osrams and it's a pretty spectacular improvement, and most importantly completely legal.

This site might have ideas for other light mods as well.

OSRAM Night Breaker Unlimited H4 (Twin) | PowerBulbs

Philips X-treme Vision +130% H4 (Twin Pack) | PowerBulbs

Cheers,

Lou

You approach me with DRLs running at night on full strength and you'll be going blind to the tune of 40,000 lumens

there is no Bigger ****** than a driver with fog lights ON on a clear night

Originally Posted by Louis Werth

there is no Bigger ****** than a driver with fog lights ON on a clear night

Or with DRLs on, on full brilliance.

Take it the obscenity program of AULRO likes the word ******.

Originally Posted by Tombie

You approach me with DRLs running at night on full strength and you'll be going blind to the tune of 40,000 lumens

Wow, I ask a simple question and now you are acting like a crazy person.

Jeff

Originally Posted by Jeff

Wow, I ask a simple question and now you are acting like a crazy person.



Jeff

LOL...

Not at all... The dazzling effect of DRL (and fog lights) at night has a huge impact on oncoming drivers.

Doing huge kilometers after dark I've come across many an individual (read Clown) who is inconsiderate of other road users.

Those who fail to turn off these lights when approaching are soon "illuminated" in the error of their ways.

D(aytime) Running Lights are just that - for improved low beam performance look at:

Wiring
Bulb choice
Reflector upgrade