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Posted by Andi on November 11, 1998 at 08:21:52:
In Reply to: Re: E46 Fogs posted by - on November 10, 1998 at 23:16:06:
Any light will glare in bad weather. I think that low-mounted foglights are designed so that they can still cast a good beam of light, but the glare reflects back to them, not to the driver. If this was not the case, why even bother with foglights? We could embed them right into the headlight assembly between the lo's and hi's couldn't we? --Andi
: : Why are they so high in the bumper?
: : I mean (1) they look sportier when they're low, and (2) foglights work better when low because the glare reflects back lower and not in your eyes.. I thought (2) was the whole point of foglights...
: : --Andi
: I don't think the second point is correct. If the fog light is projecting the same pattern over the same area of road, the amount of light reflected back at the driver isn't going to change much with a small change in height of the light (as long as it's below the hood line). The higher fog light can be angled down more and still cover the same amount of road. It isn't obvious that moving the light to the higher position wouldn't be better...
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