Bill:
I asked this same question of my Uncle in foggy Newcastle many years ago
when I was a small pup.
He ran a fog lamp on the road center side of the car for general
illumination of the full lane.
He also ran a spot lamp on the curbside aimed low and to the side that shone
under the fog and illuminated the verge, so he could keep on the correct
side of the road.
The spot lamp was used in much the same way that a blind man would use a
cane, to tap along the roadside.
This from a man who drove a Cortina in very thick seaside fog.
anyone with any other ideas?
Kelvin
>
> We had a small amount of fog this morning here in St. Louis
> and that got me
> to thinking about the single fog lamp on my MGA. Out of
> curiosity, where is
> it supposed to be aimed? At the moment it is just sort of
> pointed "out
> there." Also, on which side should it be on a LHD car? The
> wiring harness
> seems to want it on the curb side, but that would be the road
> side on a
> British RHD car. Or does it really matter..........
>
> To much time on my hands,
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