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Originally posted by Treza360
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So anyway after some careful study this afternoon and this evening, I can say that the the rear fogs and the normal brake light are exactly the same.
For those that are still unsure go out and put your brakes on and go and stare at them and then try with your fog light if you have one.
If you're silly enough to be staring directly at someones brake lights it's not going to matter if there's 1, 3, 5 or 100 lights, they're going to dazzle you.
Night time brake and fog lights.
I'm sure there will be those who are still unconvinced but I think the photos speak for themselves.
Cheers,
Trent
For those that are still unsure go out and put your brakes on and go and stare at them and then try with your fog light if you have one.
If you're silly enough to be staring directly at someones brake lights it's not going to matter if there's 1, 3, 5 or 100 lights, they're going to dazzle you.
Night time brake and fog lights.
I'm sure there will be those who are still unconvinced but I think the photos speak for themselves.
Cheers,
Trent
well that's good that it's apparantly a red light that comes out of the R32 and no a white light like on the other models, but it's still approximately twice the light = twice the inensity. i've only ever been bothered by the brake lights of one car which i was behind at the lights once. it's was either a new car with just really powerful brake lights, or someone who had done a simillar thing to you. it really did blind me and i had to stop way back so that it wasn't so intense.
i forgot to count the top brake light, so its good that it's symmetric, if it doesn't bother drivers, then i'd say it looks good.
i agree about the importance of being seen on the road, but there's a line. for example if a cars lights stick out too much, even if they may not be particualrly bright, they can still be very distracting. i'm very against some lights on the very high end cars where the colour of the light changes depending on the angle the car is approaching you at, with green, blue, purle, white, orange tinges flickering all over the shop. i hate that. but cars who drive with their driving lights on in clear conditions in traffic (i.e. lights that arn't pointed down), they get to enjoy a good spray of my high beams
(as long as no other innocent cars are close to them)
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