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Current Registration System

The two numbers in the middle of the registration state the year:
The first number will be a 1/5/6.
If it is a 1, it is registered between March and September: If it is a 5/6, the vehicle is registered after September and before March.
The second number states the year:
For example KC63 KFF was registered between Sept 2013 and March 2014.

Prefix Registration System

Vehicles registered pre 2001 are subject to a prefix and suffix system. The most common is prefix. The first letter represents the year the car was registered.
For example, M673 SWP was registered in 1994.
To find which year your car was registered, enter your registration into the DVLA vehicle check

If you don’t know which fuel type your vehicle is, refer to your logbook or simply check the filler cap.

Find your body type on your logbook or on the DVLA vehicle check website.

Your engine size can often be refered to as litres (l) or cubic centimeters (cc). Refer to your vehicle logbook to check or enter your registration into the DVLA Vehicle Check website.

To Find your vehicle's drivetrain, please refer to your vehicle handbook.

The power output of your vehicle is measured in BHP.

To find out your BHP, please check your vehicle handbook.

Performance Rear Fog Light & Reverse Light Upgrades

Performance Rear Fog Light & Reverse Light Upgrades

What You Need To Know When Buying Performance and Custom Rear Fog Lights and Reverse Lights

The performance or ‘custom’ lights are an enhanced version of the original standard fog or reverse light.

Both rear fog and reverse lights’ main purpose is to allow your visibility for all vehicles at all times, which is especially important when visibility is poor. Reverse lights are for when you are reversing, it will indicate what the vehicle is doing.

It is not a legal requirement for fog lights / lamps to be used when driving in fog, however it is highly recommended so other drivers can see your vehicle. However, it is illegal to use fog lights in normal driving conditions. This can result in a fixed penalty notice, which is a £30 fine but no penalty points.

A link for The Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989:
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1989/1796/contents/made

All our custom performance lighting complies to European standards. They come with 1 year warranty after the delivery, however if the products are damaged upon fitting these will not be protected. Therefore we recommend having the products fitted by a professional.

The products may be for right hand vehicles (UK spec) or some may be neutral drive. The fog light or reverse light may be individual components or clustered units depending on the type of car.

Please note some of our products do not contain the bulb holder within them. See the product specification to check whether the part does. The bulb holder is what holds the bulbs within the light. The bulbs may also not be included so please see the product specification for what type of bulb is needed.

Performance Rear Fog Light & Reverse Light Buying Guide

Here is an explanation of the terms used to help you choose the right Performance Rear Fog & Reverse Lights for your vehicle

RHD Right Hand Drive for UK spec vehicles
Neutral Drive Can be fitted on left or right hand drive vehicles

The drivers’ side of the vehicle is the right hand side of the vehicle and may be referred to as the off side or O/S. The passenger is the left hand side and may be referred to as the near side or N/S.