foglights in the grille?

ScampMike said
not in this state.. those running lights are your directionals too - illegal. I have seen them mounted behind a grill before but it probably wasn't on a Duster - I would be afraid of the heat hurting the grill - - maybe open up the radiator support and make a bracket so the lights will sit farther back...?? Don't want to drill holes in the bumper huh?

I was hoping to find a set that maintained the indicator by means of a smaller bulb, also build into the housing

I had not considered the heat affecting the grille, modern cars are nothing but plastic, so I never considered it to be too bad

72bluNblu said
Fog lights need to be low to the ground if they're going to actually be used for fog too. I think Ross's car has the best set up I've seen with them installed in the bumper

looks like great workmanship, but I don't want my duster to look like a 350GT
I would like to keep it looking like a stock duster

67Dart273 said
If you are actually talking FOG and not "driving" I think I agree. I think the combination of higher, and the dispersion / disruption caused by the grill will make a big "mess of light" in the fog ahead of you.

allright, driving lights
I just want to see where I'm aiming that car at night