Any local lighting experts? Fogs behind grill? (NOW W/INSTALL PICS!)
03-25-2007 | 09:20 PM
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NICE! i thought you were trying to fit some 6-7 inch round ones...those piaas are no problem it looks like.
Looks super clean, the piaas really make that last pic POP! haha
Looks super clean, the piaas really make that last pic POP! haha
03-26-2007 | 09:09 AM
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Morning bump! Comments added. The wiring is not finished. Hopefully I can finish the wire job after work and then go find some fog (shouldn't be hard!) to take some pics with the lights on. Stay tuned!
03-26-2007 | 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by OneManArmy
looks odd to me but its clean. Why so close?
Well in the middle the had the most clearance from the grill. If I would have mounted them on the outsides they would have pushed the grill mesh out. They just plain ol didn't fit that way. I did aim the lights slightly out and down. These lights have a very wide (95 degree IIRC) beam. We will see if they actually work for fog, I am pretty confident about it but maybe I am just being too optimistic. Time will tell!
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03-26-2007 | 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by ipozestu
CLean job. Did you use the stock fog switch or the PIAA relay?
03-26-2007 | 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by STiYLIN
STi=no stock fog switch. I am using a blank (where my light level adjustment and IC Sprayer button are). I will sink the PIAA button in flush on the blank so it looks really close to stock. That is the next hurdle!
03-26-2007 | 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Jumpman23
dam..thats pretty dope! good job!
Originally Posted by ipozestu
Is there s decent beam cut off? If I remember right? you should check the beam 9ft away from a wall or something to aim them and postion them properly. Hopefully they will broadcast enough light to serve your purpose.
I love em 
03-28-2007 | 10:02 PM
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Drum roll..............................
hahaha just playin. Crap camera but you get the idea.
This was about 7'-9' away from my garage door.
Just fogs
HID Low Beams
HID Low Beams and Fog Lights
Halogen High Beams
Halogen High Beams wit /fog Lights
All in all the camera doesn't do these lights any justice. They are phenomenal little fog lights. Worth EVERY penny imo, and I haven't runt them in any fog yet.
to be continued......................in fog.
hahaha just playin. Crap camera but you get the idea.
This was about 7'-9' away from my garage door.
Just fogs
HID Low Beams
HID Low Beams and Fog Lights
Halogen High Beams
Halogen High Beams wit /fog Lights
All in all the camera doesn't do these lights any justice. They are phenomenal little fog lights. Worth EVERY penny imo, and I haven't runt them in any fog yet.
to be continued......................in fog.
Last edited by STiYLIN; 03-28-2007 at 10:10 PM.