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View Poll Results: would you forgo foglights for air duct to breaks?
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Old 11-30-2011, 04:22 AM   #1
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forgo foglights for air duct to cool brakes?

Would you forgo foglights for air ducts to cool brakes?

I would.
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Old 11-30-2011, 04:34 AM   #2
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Yeah cos it's pretty useless and illegal to use it for 99% of the time here!!
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Old 11-30-2011, 04:39 AM   #3
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if the car will be tracked yes, otherwise why do it?
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Old 11-30-2011, 04:48 AM   #5
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Yes, if really tracked often and driven hard.
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Old 11-30-2011, 05:14 AM   #6
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Yeah cos it's pretty useless and illegal to use it for 99% of the time here!!
As he said is true in Australia we arent allowed to use them unless there is fog.

So I would rather be function the form
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As he said is true in Australia we arent allowed to use them unless there is fog.

So I would rather be function the form

That sucks. I probably won't be tracking my car often enough to justify it (aka pointless in my case).

Not to mention that I will be running a setup of the LED strip+hyper yellow fog lights (: But if you buy the car without fogs you might do it for the "coolness factor" (or rice, depending on your views) even if you don't track it, I guess?
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Yeah cos it's pretty useless and illegal to use it for 99% of the time here!!
Agreed.

Though in England there is fog quite often I don't normally put my fog lights on. Dipped beams are enough to do the job - especially with Xenons/HIDs

I would put in cooling ducts if the parts are easily available
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Yeah I think i'll end up getting rid of them... Maybe put in a CAI or something.

Excuse the off-topicness: why are fog lights banned??
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Wait, maybe for lower cars it's different but in tall cars I think the fogs help a TON in the fog...
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Yeah I think i'll end up getting rid of them... Maybe put in a CAI or something.

Excuse the off-topicness: why are fog lights banned??
Banned due to the way the work in normal conditions, as they the point the light in on comming cars. $40, fine qld state had two tickets so far.
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Yeah I think i'll end up getting rid of them... Maybe put in a CAI or something.

Excuse the off-topicness: why are fog lights banned??
Becos that's the stupid law we have to deal with here!!!

Well turning on the fog lights when there is no fog can blind oncoming traffic.
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I'd rather leave it fogless (if the trim I get doesn't have one stock) or duct it if I'm feeling like DIY'ing (which happens a lot).
Fogs to me are just bling-lights anyways. And they can get dinged up pretty bad or worse (and not uncommonly), shatter .
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I'll almost certainly remove them. I installed the JDM Fog Delete Kit on my Evo X. I keep the fogs on my Evo IV because:

-Evo IV aftermarket bumpers are hard to find
-The fogs are HUGE, and an iconic part of the car.
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