Don't now about e-code compatibility or not, but Hella makes a rectangular
aux low beam light called the XL I bought  for $95 pr. and they're wired to
only be on during low beam operation.  They bumper mount nicely on my glass
90 GL bumpers.  For the money, you can't beat em with a stick!!  Great
lighting laterally.  Haven't tried them in the fog, but they are not
advertised as fog lights.  Bought them from Susquehanna Motor sports in PA.

Dimwitted Moose and Flying Squirrel
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Adams <keith_adams@transcanada.com>
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Date: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 10:54 AM
Subject: auxillary low beams?

>Does anyone have any recommendations for auxillary low beams / driving
>lights?  The price of the E-code headlights is too rich for my blood
>($475 CDN) even though I swear by E-code lights (have 'em in my 98
>Golf).  Does Hella or Bosch make a decent set I can attach to the bumper
>to beef up the low beam power of my lights?  I know there are lots of
>auxillary lights, but I need something that has an E-code style low beam
>pattern so I can leave them on all the time while driving (i.e. not high
>beam only).  The Hella website doesn't really show vertical beam pattern
>for their aux. lights.  What about some 7" driving lights and just
>putting H4 E-code lamps in them?  I'm not afraid of a little
>fabrication, I'm just cheap, that's all.  Makes/model #s/prices
>appreciated.
>
>TIA
>Keith Adams
>Calgary, Alberta, Canada
>1986 Vanagon GL Westfalia