White fog lights??
now get some matching low beams 
09-30-10, 08:17 AM
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Magz:
Yep it's the cheapest way but the end result is the same.
Mr Jokster:
Those are problely the first next things to buy.
YviE:
Yes they are 6000K.
Yep it's the cheapest way but the end result is the same.
Mr Jokster:
Those are problely the first next things to buy.
YviE:
Yes they are 6000K.
10-01-10, 10:54 AM
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oh yea
10-26-10, 12:40 PM
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Yes and i have clear foglights.
Little DIY to Clear your foglights. Total time 20min from undoing the first screw and putting them back in again. This is the cheapest
way to have clear foglight.
So take out your foglights with undoing the 2 screws.
Then take them to a beanch and cut the topsite open.
Then whem you open the top you see the yellow tube, take something to smash it with and throw out all the lose glass pieces and you have clear foglights.
Then take the bite you've cut out and weld it back in.
Little DIY to Clear your foglights. Total time 20min from undoing the first screw and putting them back in again. This is the cheapest
way to have clear foglight.So take out your foglights with undoing the 2 screws.
Then take them to a beanch and cut the topsite open.
Then whem you open the top you see the yellow tube, take something to smash it with and throw out all the lose glass pieces and you have clear foglights.
Then take the bite you've cut out and weld it back in.
dont do this...just put a nutdriver in there and break the capsule then remove the glass.
in the first pic u can see my nut driver in there without a bit in it of course
Last edited by sakataj; 11-08-10 at 02:58 PM.
