Last ones went a bit Pete Tong, so upgraded to the best after market units on the market. Ring BRL0397's.

E marked to DRL standards, have a control modual that turns them on only when the engine is running (detects charging system), and off when dipped beam headlamps are on for night driving.

Now back to my usual high daytime visability self




Jon.

Why do you need daytime running lamps..dont you get enough light when you are milking the cows..

Miking cows, I wish. Been assisting in the Lambing of sheep these last few weeks. Got a vid I might post later, but some might be a tad screamish (although the lass with her arm half way into a sheep isn't bad!).

pointless, and a waste of money.

if you need a car to have DRL's so you can see it coming towards you then you shouldnt be driving, end of.

pissin audi wannabe's

Originally Posted by MEP

although the lass with her arm half way into a sheep isn't bad!).

hmmm thats sounds like a real turn-on lol

Originally Posted by Greggers

Possibly a bit harsh of a comment for someone elses hard work.

i hope not, didnt mean to offend you MEP if i did.

its just i hate these things, if your country laning on a rainy day then fine, DRL's all the way, but in the centre of manchester are they necessary ? hell no !

He needs the light to make sure there is no missing any of that arm going half way!

Originally Posted by MEP

Miking cows, I wish. Been assisting in the Lambing of sheep these last few weeks. Got a vid I might post later, but some might be a tad screamish (although the lass with her arm half way into a sheep isn't bad!).

We like vids..

Originally Posted by Zer0

i hope not, didnt mean to offend you MEP if i did.

its just i hate these things, if your country laning on a rainy day then fine, DRL's all the way, but in the centre of manchester are they necessary ? hell no !

Well I'm luckily enough to have my head screwed on enough to know when I need my headlamps on. Having looked into DRLs extensivly, and having not driven a vehicle in the last 3 years without DRLs fitted, or dipped beam headlamps illuminated I'm fully aware of the difference they make!

I don't live in the center of manchester and do an average of 400-500miles a week on a mixture of road including some rural ones, and some we'll known ones for idiots over taking and then hitting other cars head on (9 mile stretch with only 1 bend, would have thought cars are visable? Well apparently not).

Re-iterating the Audi look, I couldn't give a flying toss if Audi's have LED DRLs for style or their proper purpose, as already mentioned I've been using DRLs long before some of these modern Audi's.

You post, although strong, didn't really offend tbh, just piss me off a tad. Complete lack of understanding of vehicle visability and the purpose of DRLs. Hell, they're often needed on bright sunny days where the sun is either reflecting off of something, thus dazzling/distracting another driver, and even when the sun is low, and especially behind you, obscuring on coming road users visability of you.

(rant over).

Originally Posted by mike

He needs the light to make sure there is no missing any of that arm going half way!

Oh god, shouldn't have mentioned this vid now. Its more my more gory and graphic version of lambing live! lol