nice clean install.

 

I used to have them on my Audi.. I never used it because unless you drove a German car, people used to come up and tell me one of my rear lights were out all the time LOL

The purpose is this: on the Autobaun in Germany it gets rather foggy.. since there is no speed limit, you could have a recipe for disaster. Well, having the rear left side light up brighter, cars passing you on the left will be able to judge the location of your bumper better in low visibility conditions.. and everyone knows if you are going 120MPH, slower cars bumpers come up pretty fast.

--mike

 

Gotcha- but still...we're in America

 

Why is this one on the right? Leemik just said that it was for the left so people passing could tell where your bumper is? If I could get 2 of them I would consider it...again...I like symmetry

Also...that website that Jun posted...WTF? It's a buncha @ signs and crap. I'm so confused LOL.

 

Wait...lemme guess...thats from a european country where they drive on the left side of the road?

 

My Mercedes has a switch to turn on the rear fog light too.

 

I think all late model higher end German cars have this feature.. M-B, BMW, Porsche & Audi..

--mike

 

its the passenger side in england, which as you guessed it, is on the other side.

 

How much was that thing?

 

$260 per unit (include Switch & wire)

 

i inquired about purchasing two and this was the reply b/c i thought it would be cool to have one left and right:
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Hello ,Mr, Sean Lawrence.

Thank you very much for the inquiry from foreign countries.
Our company contains the USA, and is shipping all over the world parts etc.

Because the capacity of the fuse is exceeded though lighting 2 pieces switch
is
possible though it is a questioned matter, it is not suitable for lighting
for a long time.

Thank you.