Fog light experiment- PART TWO!
Fog light experiment- PART TWO! well..i ran both fogs today with the H3's, each for 20-30 minutes straight in the garage with NO fan on them...
I'll say this....no smoke...beautiful WHITE light, not yellow, ultimately NO problems....
BUT
the housings were HOT AS HELL
i mean i trickled some h20on em and it popped and boiled off the housing...SOOOO
while this setup works, and ultimately gave me the look i wanted ( a nicer WHITER fog, i chose to scrap it and look for a different housing that can handle this type of Bulb so i dont have to worry about anything happening on long road trips at night
It works, but use at your own risk!!!!
Thanks guys lata
I'll say this....no smoke...beautiful WHITE light, not yellow, ultimately NO problems....
BUT
the housings were HOT AS HELL
i mean i trickled some h20on em and it popped and boiled off the housing...SOOOO
while this setup works, and ultimately gave me the look i wanted ( a nicer WHITER fog, i chose to scrap it and look for a different housing that can handle this type of Bulb so i dont have to worry about anything happening on long road trips at night
It works, but use at your own risk!!!!
Thanks guys lata
Did the stock wiring get hot/overheat? The reason I ask is I just bought the Blazertech lights to replace on my T/A, and I was wondering if the stock wiring was suffient. The wires that come with the light kit are 16 gauge, I figure I should be good but just wanted to be sure. Thanks.
no man the wiring was ALL good.....
i just am scared bout the heat...i may have changed my mind though!
I like em SO muich
lemme know if you wanna know anything else
ERik
i just am scared bout the heat...i may have changed my mind though!
I like em SO muich
lemme know if you wanna know anything else
ERik
...yea man I wouldn't use the stock housings with those bulbs I'm surtain that they'll melt. 
