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Old 12-02-2012, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jigaro View Post
well, i'm still debating in my head wheather to do it or not, because i spoke to my friend today who has Lexus LX 570 and he has xenon fog lights and he tolled me they are useless in fog and he is considering changing them to normal ones.

you guys any idea about how the xenon fog lights work in fog?
Found this FWIW.
Do Fog Lights Really Work?, Alaska Science Forum

And I thought the whiter the worse they were...maybe not.

A halogen light and HID light put out completely different light and at very different intensities. So, putting an HID into a housing designed for a halogen, will not give you something "better", just different, and most likely way outside of the lenses intended output and diffusion.
Fog will reflect light, so a brighter, and whiter light with a diffusion pattern all over the place, will most likely make it harder to see. My 0.02.

Oh...and the folks around my area with those blueish crap HID like lights on the big pickups that blind everyone....I have some lugnuts and ball bearings with your name on them.

Bill
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