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Suggested amendment to the Third Corvette Commandment
Upon learning that one can flash the fog lamps on non Z06 C5 I am hereby suggesting that the Third Commandment of the Ten Commandments be altered.
Possibly it should include some wording that allows a driver to flash the fog lamps at an oncoming Vette. This is a lot easier to do than a wave. And much more visible.
For me it harkens back to my early days when I owned an E Type Jaguar. Upon seeing another E Type we would flash the high beams in order to say hello.
Regardless if the commandment is modified or not. I will be flashing my fog lamps at oncoming Vettes from now on. A wave will be used when next to a Vette.
Last edited by Ducati Guy; May 15, 2017 at 09:57 PM.
Did I miss something here this is the corvette forum right? corvettes have the wave Jaguars do the lights let KISS. No more rules you want flash lights I am slowing down doing 80-100 to work everyday and some corvette flashes me enough said.
But there is a problem that C7 owners in particular don't wave. I guess Chevy has been successful in widening the Corvette market so there are lots of owners who are not enthusiasts - and probably driving leased automatics......
Wait a minute... how the hell do you flash the fog lamps? Are you talking about when your headlights are already flipped up?
-Gabe
With the lights down:
Momentarily pull the turn signal lever toward you.
The high-beam indicator will flash to indicate to the other driver that you intend to pass.
The fog lamps will flash:
If the low-beam headlamps are off and,
You have the optional fog lamps on.
The above is from a owners manual, however I believe the fogs will flash, with the headlights down, regardless if you have the fogs on. I will have to check on my own, but I have a harness that allows me to have highs, lows, and fogs on at the same time.
But there is a problem that C7 owners in particular don't wave. I guess Chevy has been successful in widening the Corvette market so there are lots of owners who are not enthusiasts - and probably driving leased automatics......
I think it is a case by case thing as I have actually been surprised at the number of C7 Vette owners who wave. In fact I had a white C7 Z06 pull next to me at a light and the guy kept going on about how nice my '01 SW Z was. I was sure to tell him I'd trade in a second but that was pretty
But there is a problem that C7 owners in particular don't wave. I guess Chevy has been successful in widening the Corvette market so there are lots of owners who are not enthusiasts - and probably driving leased automatics......
Say what?
I have a C-5 and a C-7 and I wave, and have been waving at other Vettes since the early 60'S, when I drove a C-2.
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