Fog lights
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who puts fog lights on their *** much less bright ones? j/k
seriously though i think i have seen people replace their whole fog light assembly with PIAA lights or something similar.
seriously though i think i have seen people replace their whole fog light assembly with PIAA lights or something similar.
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The best option is Xenon system (same installed in my 97 TA). The bulb is the 880 and you decide if you want bright white 4500°k or 6000°K. Blue 8000°K. Another colors are "ricer" in my particular point of view. The upgrade is intended to get a better illumination on the road and hence, becomes a security issue.
Another option is replace your fog housings with KC Hilites Air Dam Series. They have a 100 watts bulb aimed low you will have almost a headlight-like beams. A friend of mine installed in his TA upsidedown with the stock bracket. The diameter is 5" round.
Links
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/KCC-417/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/KCC-415/
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dochidalgo
Another option is replace your fog housings with KC Hilites Air Dam Series. They have a 100 watts bulb aimed low you will have almost a headlight-like beams. A friend of mine installed in his TA upsidedown with the stock bracket. The diameter is 5" round.
Links
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/KCC-417/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/KCC-415/
Regards
dochidalgo
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89BluIrocZ Beautiful LS1 TA....Mine is an Artic White 97 TA with BiXenon in the headlights, Xenon in the fog lights 6000°K like yours.
Regards and congratulations
dochidalgo
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dochidalgo
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Check it out...my fog light project.
They have been kick *** in real fog and as opposed to HIDs, I can leave them switched on and have them flash when I unlock without worrying about killing the system.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...ll-w-pics.html
They have been kick *** in real fog and as opposed to HIDs, I can leave them switched on and have them flash when I unlock without worrying about killing the system.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...ll-w-pics.html
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Easy solution to that is turning the fogs off when you get out = no flash when you lock doors.
Hids over everything.. You can get a quality kit to go in your stock housing for around 40-50% depending on options.
If you have a camaro go 55 watt, if you have a TA go 35 watt. Go to ddmtuning.com. By far the best place to buy from. Complete plug-n-play. NO halogen light can compare to hids, period.
Hids over everything.. You can get a quality kit to go in your stock housing for around 40-50% depending on options.
If you have a camaro go 55 watt, if you have a TA go 35 watt. Go to ddmtuning.com. By far the best place to buy from. Complete plug-n-play. NO halogen light can compare to hids, period.
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Agreed. I bought mine from DDM I have had them over 6 months. And I don't cut them off when I get put of the car either. I let them flash with my alarm. Nevere had any problems with them. And hell for $35 I figure I've already got my moneys worth out of them.
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Bore the hole out and put some IPF 900MSR lights in there. I have them on my truck and they are blinding from 1/2mi away and brightly light up reflective things like stops signs well over a mile away. Subbie style. Other than that other good ideas have been taken.
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The DDM kit has a choice of slim or regular.