Trans Am LED Fog Light Install (Morimoto Knockoffs)
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That's actually how it is under my signature description. For some reason it just shows a link and not the picture. But using the same code works fine in the thread. I'll have to find the test sub forum, if they have one, where I can play or ask a mod. Thanks for the help tho!
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If you just copy and paste that link in your sig as it is and put it in the text box under "Upload Signature Picture" and then hit Preview Signature, it should work. At least it does for me!
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Infinite....How do you think these will hold up for the long run? Do you think the quality is good? Im going to take the chance and do these too. Im just going to follow everything you did. I know my fogs are just getting the older look too, even though the car has never seen a drop of rain. Anyhow, just curious to your opinion on if the quality is good for the long run. Since Ill have to cut the bracket, I just want to make sure that in a year or two i'm not screwed. Thanks.
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Infinite....How do you think these will hold up for the long run? Do you think the quality is good? Im going to take the chance and do these too. Im just going to follow everything you did. I know my fogs are just getting the older look too, even though the car has never seen a drop of rain. Anyhow, just curious to your opinion on if the quality is good for the long run. Since Ill have to cut the bracket, I just want to make sure that in a year or two i'm not screwed. Thanks.
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You'll have no worries. The bracket is just a straight cut and a hole drilled on each side. If I had to go back and do again, I think I'd do a long bolt through all the heatsink fins, would just simplify it a bit. Either way is fine though.
Post back when you get them install and let me know your thoughts!
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Definitely welcome, glad when little stuff like this works out and especially something new for our cars or something that hasn't already been done in past 14+ years.
You'll have no worries. The bracket is just a straight cut and a hole drilled on each side. If I had to go back and do again, I think I'd do a long bolt through all the heatsink fins, would just simplify it a bit. Either way is fine though.
Post back when you get them install and let me know your thoughts!
You'll have no worries. The bracket is just a straight cut and a hole drilled on each side. If I had to go back and do again, I think I'd do a long bolt through all the heatsink fins, would just simplify it a bit. Either way is fine though.
Post back when you get them install and let me know your thoughts!
Mike
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stop bragging about your southern temperatures you are so lucky! It was 25 here this AM in western PA. The worst part is, our roads were so clean from no snow for the longest time and the morons dumped tons of salt the past few days on them even though it wasn't too bad. That sets getting her out now by a few more weeks. Enjoy your weather!
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stop bragging about your southern temperatures you are so lucky! It was 25 here this AM in western PA. The worst part is, our roads were so clean from no snow for the longest time and the morons dumped tons of salt the past few days on them even though it wasn't too bad. That sets getting her out now by a few more weeks. Enjoy your weather!
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Well, I got mine today from FedEx through Amazon. To my surprise there seems to be some difference with mine compared to Infinite's. For one the plug is different. I have 6-8 inches of a wire to work with to connect, so Im thinking that i wont have to cut the bracket at all. Ill be able to snake this through the bracket. The other thing i noticed that is different is the heatsoak. Mine looks to be different from Infinite's on page 1. Its a rough surface and an area that I think might have less surface area to tap into, but I think i can make it work. Just wanted to post this up so everyone could see them. I am very surprised about how well the quality is. They dont feel cheap. They arent plastic, the lens feels durable that if it took something to it that it wont crack. All in all I think Infinite hit it out of the park finding these. I will post more pics of the installation once I pull her out of storage in a few weeks. This is going to be one of my first projects on her this year. I think headlights will be my next task. Black Bird Lighting here i come!
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I tried to make the fogs sit a little further back in the holes so I cut up the brackets and welded some additional plate on to make it work. Drilled fins and ran a stainless steel 5/16 bolt through with lock nut and also ground off a few smaller fins on the outer edges to fit between the factory bracket sides. Make sure you drill the fins straight and same on the bracket. Mine were a little off and with the nice cut off the fogs have it's very apparent when you go to align them. No big deal, I'll just put a few washers under the bracket to level them. I do wish the color temp was a bit more white but I can live with it.
My led fogs look like your smokin.
Last pic is for you iR
My led fogs look like your smokin.
Last pic is for you iR
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Smokin: Yours definitely do look different than mine, but still look like they will work. On page 1, Matt I believe got his off Amazon too. I think he ran a bolt through it on his. The reason I cut off the top of the bracket wasn't really due to connector, it was mainly so I could easily slide the new fog connected to the bracket through the front. I had to separate the OEM fog to get it out on his car and the old Firehawk. All cars could be different, I believe blueday got all of his out through the bumper hole.
blueday: About time you posted pictures. If you can, post a picture of how the chrome lights look on the car during the daytime when they're off in case anyone is considering chrome. Why did you white out your plate, no one cares, lol. If you want to get a legit picture of your lighting like mine, drive out to my house one evening and we'll go take some. Need to get some decent pictures of our white WS6's together anyways.
blueday: About time you posted pictures. If you can, post a picture of how the chrome lights look on the car during the daytime when they're off in case anyone is considering chrome. Why did you white out your plate, no one cares, lol. If you want to get a legit picture of your lighting like mine, drive out to my house one evening and we'll go take some. Need to get some decent pictures of our white WS6's together anyways.
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I tried to make the fogs sit a little further back in the holes so I cut up the brackets and welded some additional plate on to make it work. Drilled fins and ran a stainless steel 5/16 bolt through with lock nut and also ground off a few smaller fins on the outer edges to fit between the factory bracket sides. Make sure you drill the fins straight and same on the bracket. Mine were a little off and with the nice cut off the fogs have it's very apparent when you go to align them. No big deal, I'll just put a few washers under the bracket to level them. I do wish the color temp was a bit more white but I can live with it.
My led fogs look like your smokin.
Last pic is for you iR
My led fogs look like your smokin.
Last pic is for you iR
Thanks for that info. Im going to combine what you and IR have told me and see what happens. These fins are smaller than I thought on the heatsink, but I think I can modify it to work with how you guys did it. Your car and IR's cars look unreal. White TA's are awesome looking, and with the LED fogs and HID headlights they look really good!
Smokin: Yours definitely do look different than mine, but still look like they will work. On page 1, Matt I believe got his off Amazon too. I think he ran a bolt through it on his. The reason I cut off the top of the bracket wasn't really due to connector, it was mainly so I could easily slide the new fog connected to the bracket through the front. I had to separate the OEM fog to get it out on his car and the old Firehawk. All cars could be different, I believe blueday got all of his out through the bumper hole.
blueday: About time you posted pictures. If you can, post a picture of how the chrome lights look on the car during the daytime when they're off in case anyone is considering chrome. Why did you white out your plate, no one cares, lol. If you want to get a legit picture of your lighting like mine, drive out to my house one evening and we'll go take some. Need to get some decent pictures of our white WS6's together anyways.
blueday: About time you posted pictures. If you can, post a picture of how the chrome lights look on the car during the daytime when they're off in case anyone is considering chrome. Why did you white out your plate, no one cares, lol. If you want to get a legit picture of your lighting like mine, drive out to my house one evening and we'll go take some. Need to get some decent pictures of our white WS6's together anyways.