Fog Lights to Driving Lights?

[Chomondely]

I am interested in changing out the fog lights for driving lights. I never use the fog loght so I am looking for a simple way to increase light output.
What are my options?
2010 Limited, 43,000 miles.
Thanks in advance for your advice.

 

[philsey]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/108332-group-buy-trs-hid-projector-retrofit.html

 

[jirehn]

Well I think you must choose driving lights that are clear so that it can be good when driving especially in night.

 

[ZJumper]

Please don't.

Fog/driving lights when there isn't fog/bad weather do nothing but annoy oncoming traffic. Instead of dealing with 2 bright lights coming at you, now you're dealing with 4.

Fog/driving lights only light up a small portion of the road immediately in front of you...your low beams reach out further than your fog lights will. If you're relying on your fog lights to illuminate a road hazard while traveling at highway speeds, you're already too late.

Fog/driving light drivers and left lane "keepers of the speed" are a California plague.

 

[SOcalTRAIL]

Fog/driving light drivers and left lane "keepers of the speed" are a California plague.

So, so true.

 

[Nachies]

Chomondely: From my understanding the actual lens/cut of the glass and placement is what makes a fog light or a driving light.

It's not the color or the output.

Here's some pictures that might upset the " 213 ".

 

[Ukie]

I never use the fog ligh

Never say never. Aren't you travelling anywhere where fog is possible?

 

[Chomondely]

Clarity

Perhaps I wasn't clear no pun intended. I would use the replacments for off road driving, I do not want to blind oncoming traffic. I also drive a lot on dark two lane roads, little on no traffic.

 

[philsey]

The physical location, eg way down low, is not good for driving lights. For reach, they need to be mounted higher.