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Old 02-27-2014, 01:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Fog light area - anything to be gained?

I've seen mixed opinions on the fog light area - either a pocket forms, causing air to go smoothly past it (here) or the area is crucial to get the air back up to speed again and should be smoothed out (here).

Soooo is there any consensus on this? I'm asking because I have blinds that cover the area where the fog lights are (car is Mk2 Ford Focus). It does not leak any air as the blind is a one piece of plastic, but it may introduce turbulence. Is there anything to be gained in this area by making these flush?



It may look like it's a duct to the wheel well, but it's not - it's just a fancy dent in my bumper.

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