is there a "trick" to get the fogs to work on bri
11-14-2004, 11:47 PM
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is there a "trick" to get the fogs to work on bri
actually...can you trick the system to run all the lights on the bright side...lows, brights and fogs all simultaneously...
11-15-2004, 12:21 AM
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11-15-2004, 12:26 AM
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Ya there is a wiring trick that you could do to make it all work at once.....I haven't done it yet, but I would like to. I think it may be in tech info or we'd have to ask Willwren. I want to do it so I can run all my lighting at once on high beam, but then just regular lows and fogs on low beam.
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that'* the idea....I got all silverstars up front and I CONSTANTLY get flashed with my lows on and I have re aimed them 4 times to no avail....even have them aimed to about 10 ft infront of the car and about 20 yds with the highs on and still get flashed, so I want the next ***** that flashes me to understand...... That was my lows.... 
11-15-2004, 10:10 AM
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not wanting to blind anyone here.
For all you young whippersnappers out there....when you approach 50...your night vision starts to diminish.
Having the "all lights on function" on a dark and gloomy road would be a big safety enhancement for me.
I still want the standard low/fog however but, when I hit the brights....I want them all.
I will wait for the braintrust to reply.
For all you young whippersnappers out there....when you approach 50...your night vision starts to diminish.
Having the "all lights on function" on a dark and gloomy road would be a big safety enhancement for me.
I still want the standard low/fog however but, when I hit the brights....I want them all.
I will wait for the braintrust to reply.
11-15-2004, 02:48 PM
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To do all 3, you'll have to upgrade/replace alot of stock wiring. For fogs with brights, read my post on it. It'* a major PITA to do, especially if you're bigger around or taller than me.
Brights with fogs are fantastic. I don't see brights, lows, and fogs being any better if you have quality (non-factory) fogs to begin with.
Brights with fogs are fantastic. I don't see brights, lows, and fogs being any better if you have quality (non-factory) fogs to begin with.
11-15-2004, 08:19 PM
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Thanks for the help.
I have read your article in detail concerning the patch to ground. All my lighting is factory however so it may be an enhancement over stock.
I read where you are very happy with the Walmart driving lights if I remember correctly.
I did not understand the "angel rings" comment though if you care to elaborate.
Dan
I have read your article in detail concerning the patch to ground. All my lighting is factory however so it may be an enhancement over stock.
I read where you are very happy with the Walmart driving lights if I remember correctly.
I did not understand the "angel rings" comment though if you care to elaborate.
Dan
11-15-2004, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by kaptnjack
I read where you are very happy with the Walmart driving lights if I remember correctly.
Originally Posted by kaptnjack
I did not understand the "angel rings" comment though if you care to elaborate.
