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Location: Wollongong NSW
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Had scored a set of foggies on Ebay for $30, yeah I'm a cheapskate as I'm dirt poor. Today had them fitted and it looks mean... I looked up the escarpment and thank goodness I got them as it was total blanket of fog clouds on the mountain. I didn't touch the space where the cornering lights would be as I'm waiting for those to become dirt cheap and plus I heard cornering lights don't do much, more like just looking pretty add-on. The lens cover is blue which gives the fog lights the white light. Also the beams directed to the road in front with a dispersed span of 10 metres which don't cause undue dazzle to others around. It will also suit daytime running lights during country road trips for safe visibility. I should get a night shot when I get the chance.
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Fitted fog lights.
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