Anyone else turn on the halos even in the day?

[azw131]

Absolutely

[vroomapunk]

I run my car with my Halos, Fogs, and Switchback turnsignals on white all day

[djcfuzz]

I do the one click turn and run parking lights which include halos. I would like to make my halos DRLs and my fogs actual fogs with a switch and have not seen that available from either 5gendiy or sjm. I see harnesses to make the halos run instead of fogs, then when lights are on fogs are on too but have not seen a harness/kit to mod fogs into fogs. Bad decision by engineers to ever make the fogs DRLs. Should have been the halos all along as DRLs for RS. If anyone knows of a kit like I refer to plz feel free to pm me.

[Vengeance Graphix]

Only if its overcast ill throw them on

[DagoCountyGee]

Nope. But I'll turn them on when it starts to get dark. It looks really cool with my 8000k DRL's.

[NFRNOSS]

Halos on all the time thanks to the Halo harness from gen5diy.

This one: http://www.gen5diy.com/PnP_harnesses...s/halo-harness

[GbrilliantQ]

All day.

From my Note

[CrisisMusick]

The 2014's have the halos on as the DRL. So, by default, yes.

[plus1zero]

I used to at dusk and dawn

[nester7929]

I run my fog lights in the day. It substantially reduces your chances of being involved in an accident (people see you easier). Of course, the grabber blue paint stands out a lot, but if your paint color is silver or gray I would recommend running some kind of light.

[tohper]

I run all my led at all times anytime im driving

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[Mouse6.2]

Yes

[Denis]

I do during the morning and evening hours. Middle of the day, not so much.

[SGG]

Originally Posted by camaro_RS

Always drive with my halos and my DRL halos on. Most of the time green, but sometimes purple, orange, yellow, or white.

I would be careful about running green lights anywhere on my vehicle. If I remember correctly from a Commercial Enforcement training class is that only vehicles transporting hazardous waste may display green lights. I think it was Title 49 of the U.S. Govt. Code. You may come across a State Trooper or Highway Patrol Officer that knows commercial regs and you may end up with a huge fine. A Title 49 violation for a hazardous materials driver not wearing his seatbelt is like $1800. Just food for thought.