

| Subject: | Re: WARNING: SOUTH AFRICAN QUAD LIGHT GRILLES INCITE ROAD RAGE... |
| Date: | Mon, 25 Nov 2002 11:20:58 EST |
In a message dated 11/25/02 10:48:28 AM Eastern Standard Time, motorbruce@HOTMAIL.COM writes: > . I > think that the problem is that the driving lights are just mounted so high. > Not only that, the pattern they put out is very much a spot beam, very > concentrated in one area. > > I later installed a set of the Projektzwo lower driving lights (mounted at > the height of the lower grill). I have found a couple of interesting > things. > First, the light pattern put out by these lights is completely different > from that put out by the SA Grill driving lights. The Projektzwo lights > have > a VERY wide, flat, straight beam. I also found that because these lights > are > mounted lower than the SA driving lights it seems to be O.K. to drove in > traffic (even around town) with the lower lights on in conjunction with the > low beams. So far no one has flashed me for having the lower driving lights > on with the low beams (so far). This seems to be a good combination. > > yes, i concur, the location of the SA driving lights up high in the grille is what ticks people off, and yes, i have aimed them down low. as for the projektzwo lower lights - they are NOT driving lights.. they are FOG lights. the lens is fluted - like all fog light lenses are..that displaces the light over a WIDE area directly in front of you and at the sides of the road. and yes, i have them also, and nobody has a problem when i drive w/ the lower P'zwo fogs on. chris the van w/ too many lights
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