mysticz Member Sep 11, 2006 #2 According to a older post under accessories, it says it's better to reaim my fog lights alittle higher to see better. Has anyone done this and has it worked better? Thanks
According to a older post under accessories, it says it's better to reaim my fog lights alittle higher to see better. Has anyone done this and has it worked better? Thanks
toybox New member Sep 11, 2006 #4 mysticz said: According to a older post under accessories, it says it's better to reaim my fog lights alittle higher to see better. Has anyone done this and has it worked better? Thanks Click to expand... I've re-aimed mine to be a bit higher but can't really tell the difference when driving. They definitely moved though because I did this while it was dark out and the beams on my garage door and I could see them raising when I was adjusting them.
mysticz said: According to a older post under accessories, it says it's better to reaim my fog lights alittle higher to see better. Has anyone done this and has it worked better? Thanks Click to expand... I've re-aimed mine to be a bit higher but can't really tell the difference when driving. They definitely moved though because I did this while it was dark out and the beams on my garage door and I could see them raising when I was adjusting them.
P pipspeak Member Sep 11, 2006 #5 Icepuck72 said: I believe the proper way to mount fogs are as low as possible. Click to expand... Agreed, but then they have to be aimed so they light up about 20ft of road, not the five feet that mine lit up.
Icepuck72 said: I believe the proper way to mount fogs are as low as possible. Click to expand... Agreed, but then they have to be aimed so they light up about 20ft of road, not the five feet that mine lit up.
J jharris2 Super Moderator Sep 12, 2006 #6 Aiming information is here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16081
