Esas luces no son luces de niebla. Ni están homologadas. Y son peligrosas...
"These are amazing! Super bright and very well constructed. I bought these spots for driving lights. They easily reach out half a mile plus. Don't expect to use them in traffic. You will cause accidents. I know it's an obscene amount of money but in my opinion well worth it. I have bought many cheap led lights for worklights etc. they may be fairly bright to start but in no time the leds start to give out. Also issues with water infiltration. I believe these will stay well sealed. I know it's an investment but I highly recommend them. "
Recalco "Don't expect to use them in traffic. You will cause accidents. "
Te vas a cegar a ti mismo si las enciendes con niebla. Son spots de larga distancia para caza furtiva ( dice un comentario "puedes ver los ojos de un ciervo a media milla"), pero claro, eso no lo van a escribir en el anuncio.
Además le iban a quedar a tu BM del 89 como a un santo dos pistolas. Yo le montaría unas luces antiniebla amarillas tipo retro, de marca, homologables (marca CE más el circulo con la letra F, "Fog") para pasar la ITV si algún día te pones, y que te van a proporcionar lo que tienen que hacer las antinieblas delanteras, mostrarte los bordes de la carretera para que no te salgas...
Manuel