Opinions sought on fog light configurations

[Dionk]

Good morning I am planning on installing some hella fog lights. One set is 8 inch clear the other set is 6 inch yellow. I'm seeking opinions on configuration. Would like to place them either side-by-side or in a one up one down configuration. Similar to the pic. So let me know what you guys/gals think thanks bye.

 

 

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[Simeon]

Pretty subjective but if you are going for the classic  rally look, stacked is good. 

[saaron]

My first thought was google "BMW 2002 rally car" and look for old pics for inspiration.  I might do that anyway for fun...

 

Scott

[Son of Marty]

I also like the stacked look, fog as low as practical and canted to the outside about 10' to light the sides of the road in the fog and when cornering. If you have a pencil beam mount it on the drivers side on the top row.

[Lawmacmoore]

Lots of different choices to go with as far as fog/rally lights go and really it all comes down to personal taste. I think the 02 looks great with them in just about any fashion and looks great without them. Here is one of my personal favorite configurations but as suggested before, definitely do an image search to find out which you like most!

 

-Mac

Edited June 16, 2017 by Lawmacmoore

[kbmb02]

Another configuration to consider (these on a rally car I bought a while back, might be a bit over the top...?) -KB

 

 

 

[Lawmacmoore]

4 minutes ago, kbmb02 said:

Another configuration to consider (these on a rally car I bought a while back, might be a bit over the top...?) -KB

 

 

 

A little too Star-Wars like for me to actually do but it certainly shows creativity, haha

[Dionk]

This is the config I think I'm going to go with. See pic of jagermister car.

 

 

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[bob02]

Whatever the setup, remember that if they wobble over bumps, they're useless, unless they're just for show... Big lights typically have a provision on the back of the housing for a stabilizer bar to be attached. I used the hood supports for an attachment point.

 

 Bob

    

[Dionk]

Whatever the setup, remember that if they wobble over bumps, they're useless, unless they're just for show... Big lights typically have a provision on the back of the housing for a stabilizer bar to be attached. I used the hood supports for an attachment point.
 
 Bob
    

Got the stabilizer bars.


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[Mike Self]

A Unistrut catalog provides a wealth of interestingly shaped brackets for mounting driving and fog lights.  Very sturdy too--they're 3/16 or 1/4 inch steel plate.

 

mike

[Naz]

A little too Star-Wars like for me to actually do but it certainly shows creativity, haha

You could go hunting with this config. Maybe even help a few planes land in bad weather.




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[xferboy]

Go crazy and add a couple more mirrors too

 

 

Edited June 18, 2017 by xferboy

[Naz]

Go crazy and add a couple more mirrors too [emoji4]
 
 

That's a great picture! Love it


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[John76]

All those lights can also save your brakes!....to slow down, just turn on the lights.