Turn signal spot lights.... anyone, Bueller, Bueller

I'm currently driving a 3rd gen, but it really doesn't matter which gen. I'm wondering if anyone has installed turn signal activated spots that light the area you're turning into. Some vehicles have this standard, and some just simply have better lighting.

I find that at night without good overhead street lighting, turning onto a side road would be much easier with a good set of turning spots.

Anyone?

 

Was talking about the same thing at work. But what is street lighting?

 

You know... those bright things at the top of those tall skinny limbless trees? Or perhaps on top of metal poles?

 

O those things they have in big cities because peeps cant see at night. Gotchya.

 

Yeah, problem here is traffic kills your night vision, then you need to turn into a dark street.

 

1963 Cadillac started it..curb lamps

 

Others followed... 'cept the Taco. I may look at my bumper and/or light structure and see what's possible. Perhaps Meso could design a housing that included a curb lamp.

 

Also sometimes called "cornering lights."

 

How about bringing this back? Center headlight on the Tucker would move when turning. Good idea for back in the day

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dvPZ3H1Vm4

Adaptive headlights like the BMW...

 

he did the illuminated side markers recently. if those are positioned right...

 

Well that’s pretty trick! My cayman has the old school adaptive. They just turn left/right based on steering wheel input.

 

So is this a legit wiring hack for illuminating a light constantly when the left or right blinker is engaged?

 

https://media1.tenor.com/images/bda5fd12059ba8311fa0a2bbcba5d543/tenor.gif?itemid=8707324

 

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a8/73/3b/a8733b401d38585a7647f0272eab0ed9.jpg

 

No.... more like this:

 

Rig a relay with some mini led and test it yourself. You might need an switch to disable them when hazards are selected...(maybe)