mrodrig2 wrote:Like a few posters have already said, there's no functional reason to do this except to be flashy. All that extra output, especially with the glary pnp HIDs could be dangerous for other drivers. Some state vehicle codes restrict the number of forward lights that you may have on simultaneously or require using dim lamps (i.e. not high beams) when you are using other auxiliary lights and there are drivers within a certain distance from you.
Not all of us are trying to be "flashy". No one in the right state of mind would put on their high beams when there are other drivers in front of them, whether you have HID or NOT, it could be hazardous. And if having your fog lights on is being "flashy", then i guess all these people on here with all their body kits and exhaust or what not is being extremely "flashy" because wouldn't that attract more attention than mere fog lights being on all the time?
Blackteam02 stated that he does a lot of night driving and would like to be ABLE to put out the maximum amount of light as he can. I'm sure he has enough common sense to not turn on his high beams when there are people in front of him.
This wiring for the fog lights doesn't change ANYTHING except the fact that you're able to keep your fog lights on when your high beams are on, that's about it. Many people(at least in cali) drive with their fog lights on even when there ISN'T any fog.
Driving with your normal(non high beams) lights on during the day, helps other drivers notice you also.