Upgrading Fog Lights
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Upgrading Fog Lights i know the OE bulbs are the 894 or 893....i keep forgetting, but can u upgrade to another brighter/better bulb???? just the bulb not the complete assembly.
The short answer, I found...is no. The 894 bulb is the only one I found that would fit (you know, how you twist into the assembly). That's why I replaced the entire housings. Plus, the glass on mine were all jacked up.
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Verdad Gallardo Here's basically what I did.
1) I replaced my stock fog light housings with a pair of Hella Micro DEs
2) I bought a 10000K (to match my lows) HID kit
3) Replaced to stock Hella bulbs with the HID ones
Modifying the stock bracket to fit the Hella housings took some work, but it worked out.
And since I was replacing the stock fog lights, I could use the stock switch and no need to mess with extra fuses or relays. I've had this set up for over a year, and it's worked like a champ.
1) I replaced my stock fog light housings with a pair of Hella Micro DEs
2) I bought a 10000K (to match my lows) HID kit
3) Replaced to stock Hella bulbs with the HID ones
Modifying the stock bracket to fit the Hella housings took some work, but it worked out.
And since I was replacing the stock fog lights, I could use the stock switch and no need to mess with extra fuses or relays. I've had this set up for over a year, and it's worked like a champ.
That sucks 
