Fog lights

Hi, most of you know my 244 but if you dont its in the members cars section - im wanting to buy a set of chrome, round fog lights for the front of it (to go infront of the grille) I want to fit these not only for the looks and to split up the "squareness" of the front, but also as a practical thing. I wouldnt like to be driving around on a winters night with jst those headlights on! Will these affect the cooling system being infront of the grille? I would possibly like them to be fixed onto somesort of chrome bar rather then just bolted to the bumpers/grille/body. Any suggestions on where to get some from or whether volvo did any as original accessories?

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I thaught 'spot lamps', 'driving lamps' and 'fog lamps' were all just alternative names. I've learnt something in the summer hols!!!!! So people, I want some 'spot lamps' or 'driving lamps' and not the originally stated 'fog lamps'!!

The old Lucas driving lights would be good, but unless you can find some at an autojumble, you'll be lookng at new lamps. Trouble is most are black matt finish these days, so you might need to go to an independent accessory shop and see if they will let you have a look through catalogues etc. The chrome badge bar sounds nice, but decent lamps will be heavish, and will wobble, so to stiffen the bar up you might consider running a stiffening bar fron the badge bar, through the plastic grill, and mounting onto the metalwork behind the grill. You would have to make this stiffener easily removable, so you could still get the grill off. If you are looking at a badge bar, you need to talk to your local friendly accessory shop again to see what brackets/clamps there are to mount the lamps on the badge bar, as I think most lamps come with a mounting suitable for a 'flat' surface type mount. Provided you don't go for ENORMOUS lamps, they should not effect the cooling much. I know there's a warning in the handbook about mounting things in front of the grill, but thats mostly to cover Volvo's back in case you overdo it! Have fun with the wiring and relays etc! If you look on the inside of the left front wing, near the coil, there's a little flat black plastic box, the cover slides upwards, and under is an electrical busbar, with spare connections on it for connecting accessories. Don't forget to put a decent fuse in the system, you can get inline fuseholders quite cheaply.