Do ditch lights lower MPGs?

Seems everyone in TW is ... ummm ... "unique".

 

I'd say so

 

I didn't say I was unique.

 

Yes, you should.

 

You have to shine the lights towards the rear to achieve light speed.

 

My Tacoma headlights are definitely measured in candlepower. Like 2 candles or maybe 3 candles at most.

 

Only if you drive with them on during the daytime

 

Brighter forward facing lights make the air molecules hotter so the air is less dense, so you go faster which reduces mpgs.

 

If you have two headlights, how do you have the candlepower?

 

See post #148

 

do you even upshift bro?

 

So LEDS being cooler than halogens do not have the effect of speeding up the vehicle? Or do LEDs just shift the vehicle past "warp" into "trans-warp"?

 

If you want better mpg's then all you have to do is drive South all the time because you're going down hill.

 

This thread is going downhill fast.

 

Can confirm, lost 4 mpg from my ditch lights. I also started driving 100 mph vs 80 mph since I can see so much better with them on the highway.

 

LEDs are slower since the diode doesn't transmit heat. They are faster when going backward.

 

What about adding resistors to the power cable generating a focus heat beam like phasers in front of the default emitters?

 

D means to drive without focusing on what ratio I am in. If I wanna boy-racer, I'll tip into the S gate.

 

I live at the southern bottom of a mountainous valley and everywhere ascends.