They definitely help. But I rarely use them because my buddy in front of me complains they are too bright. The answer is DON'T LET HIM IN FRONT OF ME.
They definitely help. But I rarely use them because my buddy in front of me complains they are too bright. The answer is DON'T LET HIM IN FRONT OF ME.
My buddy pulled this out of an old lady's garage. She gave it to him on the promise that he'd take care of it.
In reply to snailmont5oh :
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Those 500's were great on the trails at night!
Right before I sold her to buy my e36 m3. 
Of course. How is this even a question?
< - about to install lights and bracketry on new Super Duty that may or may not have been optioned specifically for that purpose.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
They might for you from inside the car, and even that's only a 50/50 chance. For the rest of the world, not so much.
Yeah, I say they do help. 
Driving lamps won't help these.
Waiting for the right car...
Ok theyre not Hella brand, but they look hella good on my bike and can blind an oncoming truck!
My dad is on here, too, and he had a great set of Marchal driving lights and some sort of Cibie pencil beam from the 1960s that I mounted up my n my old Volvo wagon. I never did get the wiring correct. Pre-internet sucked for DYI enthusiasts.
I had some cool round Hellas on my Rabbit . . .
ShawnG said:In reply to snailmont5oh :
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It's an unrestored '53 Allard K3. It cleaned up pretty nice.
On edit: I don't know anything about the lights.
And my skin in the game: our old 1971 Innocenti Mini Cooper.
Tingbudong said:
Speed Triple? Careful. That'll put your eye out.
We'll see when they're wired up but I'm inclined to say, yes.
No doot aboot it!
They always have!
Some of my stuff had stock fogs on them. The smaller light on the old Jensen were driving lights - rare and converted to halogen bulbs. Lucky it was the first British car to use an alternator instead of a generator!
How about old Duesenbergs? Theirs turned with the steering. From my visit to Volo.
Sting thinks so.
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