jadu

iTrader: (42)

^looks good, esp on the 97 fogs

Garage7RP

iTrader: (1)

Nice pics! Take it at the bowling alley to show the light cut off.

Hil

iTrader: (61)

Nice job man, mine are just... messy

BostonSC4

iTrader: (2)

Way to be Mark!

tpham86

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i just drilled a hole and put the wires through. I think i had to cut and splice the wires after i put them through the hole.

czar07

anyone got a part number for the back cover? i need some

6SOARER

iTrader: (20)

good idear, I need to do this. When I installed mine it didnt come with the back cover so whenever it rained, I would get a lot of moisture in the lenses.

1JZPWRD

iTrader: (59)

Looks good man, thanks for sharing the pictures.

LZMF1

thanks for the idea masagsxr! i did the exact same thing when i installed my 6000K HIDs in the fogs lamps of my 06 GX470. hopefully the silicone i used to seal the slot i cut for the wires cured enough in a little under 24 hours. woke up this morning to torrential rain.

turbodremz

iTrader: (18)

They look great and flow well with the headlights..but swap the "yellow" city lights for some led's soon, they really kill the hid look

BostonSC4

iTrader: (2)

Yeah Mark so you can be like me!


LED's in the city lights ^

Everything in harmony.

CrazySC300

iTrader: (16)

Nice! You did the same exact thing I did...Except I think that I did a much better job at concealing both of my HID foglight balasts...I'd like to share that idea with you sometime.

masagsxr

turbodremz: Thanks for the idea... I'll do that eventually

BostonSC4: yup.. eventually. Not a priority at the moment

CrazySC300: Show everyone yours LoL.... ... But yeah, I could have done a way better job. I just didn't want to take my bumper off. I was going to slide it through the bumper crash guard.

BSC300TT

exact same way i did mine. great minds think alike.

potatoBBQ

iTrader: (3)

Thanks for the write up masagsxr! Has anyone considered using something like this:

http://www.luxurymods.com/rubbercove...mphousing.aspx

so that you won't have to chop up your oem sockets. Unfortunately, I don't think the correct sizes are available but it's possible an auto parts store might have something similar. BTW, anyone know the diameter of the oem sockets?