Race Red Ecoboost PP 50th
8/26/14, 12:59 PM
#21
Legacy TMS Member
If you're driving with a white light facing rearward, think about the idiots on the road. It will distract them. A red rear facing light is what the EU requires...you don't think they would have done research on having a white "fog" light for the rear? The light isn't for illuminating - it's for visibility for the people behind you to see, in low visibility conditions.
8/27/14, 06:04 AM
#23
Shelby GT350 Member
I can't believe you guys don't like the clear taillights! They look really good IMO and break up the red of the car. Maybe I should get clears for mine!
8/27/14, 06:32 AM
#24
Mach 1 Member
8/27/14, 08:47 AM
#26
Cobra R Member
If you're driving with a white light facing rearward, think about the idiots on the road. It will distract them. A red rear facing light is what the EU requires...you don't think they would have done research on having a white "fog" light for the rear? The light isn't for illuminating - it's for visibility for the people behind you to see, in low visibility conditions.
Why doesn't it light up red when it's on and but white, like all the rest of the taillights, when it's off?
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Last edited by cinque35; 8/27/14 at 08:51 AM.
8/27/14, 08:52 AM
#27
Legacy TMS Member
Ah I see. Again, I'm sure it has to do with EU regulation. They must require a red lens. I've never seen any European car with a rear fog other than a red lens...
8/27/14, 09:52 AM
#28
Cobra R Member
That could be.. I'm surprised they allow clear taillights. I wonder if that rear fog is also a filament bulb, maybe LEDs are not allowd either
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