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    Fog Light Upgrades

    Ok, so the LED bulbs I bought for the fogs suck. For some reason there have been those here that have done successful LED upgrades to the fogs but have no included much detail about what was done or photos. So, now I'm wondering if I'd just be better off sending the lamps away to have them converted to projectors along with the headlights, a full conversion to be done.
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    Are they led replacement bulbs or leds with a ballast similar to hids

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    They're just replacement bulbs. I get better illumination of the road with my parking lamps, they're so terrible.

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    Those are going to be about the same as your parking lamps. I run the led replacement with the ballast style. I got mine off of ebay and haven't had an issue with them. I always search philips led (bulb number) and it brings up different lumens and watts. Just pick what you want from there.

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    Well, that's been the issue. I have no information on what will actually work and what, if any, modifications are required. I've seen several posts about using this kit or that kit, but no details about the installation are shared.

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    Alright so from a quick read your best bet is to run a h10 bulb and people say you have to dremel the abs a little for it to fit properly.

    imo I would go with these

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/252W-25200LM...gAAOSwnHZYWe2W

    I currently run a similar set up on my mercury for hi/lo and I also have the same ones in my other vehicles with no issues

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamespate73 View Post
    Alright so from a quick read your best bet is to run a h10 bulb and people say you have to dremel the abs a little for it to fit properly.

    imo I would go with these

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/252W-25200LM...gAAOSwnHZYWe2W

    I currently run a similar set up on my mercury for hi/lo and I also have the same ones in my other vehicles with no issues
    You will need alot of work to get those to fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fastblackmerc View Post
    You will need alot of work to get those to fit.
    Because of the base?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamespate73 View Post
    Because of the base?
    No, take a look at the foglight and explain how you are going to get the bulbs in the housing.
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    I should get these installed. It's been a while need motivation....


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    Fog - http://www.xenondepot.com/Xtreme-H1-HID-Kit-p/xt-h1.htm

    Low beam - http://www.morimotohid.com/hid-syste...C47310%2C48181

    or

    HID projectors for your low beams!!! All you need is $572 for a full kits (top-of-the-line components):
    https://www.theretrofitsource.com/bi...C50242%2C50180
    Last edited by Lowndex; 07-03-2017 at 05:57 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lowndex View Post
    Fog - http://www.xenondepot.com/Xtreme-H1-HID-Kit-p/xt-h1.htm

    Low beam - http://www.morimotohid.com/hid-syste...C47310%2C48181

    or

    HID projectors for your low beams!!! All you need is $572 for a full kits (top-of-the-line components):
    https://www.theretrofitsource.com/bi...C50242%2C50180
    Again, with those fogs are they plug-and-play, or what kind of work is required to fit them? I don't have the resources to figure this out with trial-and-error.

    As for the second link for headlamp projector conversions, that's one of the two companies I was looking at for getting it done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ledzilla View Post
    Again, with those fogs are they plug-and-play, or what kind of work is required to fit them? I don't have the resources to figure this out with trial-and-error.

    As for the second link for headlamp projector conversions, that's one of the two companies I was looking at for getting it done.

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    From my experience with modifying foglights, none of those are plug 'n' play.
    “When you can’t make them see the light, make them feel the heat.”
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    "I come in peace. I didn't bring artillery. But I'm pleading with you, with tears in my eyes, if you **** with me, I'll kill you all"
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    Quote Originally Posted by ledzilla View Post
    Again, with those fogs are they plug-and-play, or what kind of work is required to fit them? I don't have the resources to figure this out with trial-and-error.

    As for the second link for headlamp projector conversions, that's one of the two companies I was looking at for getting it done.

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    i dont believe retrofit source builds custom lights, i think they are just a seller of components. having lights custom made will be alot more than $572.
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    Fog Light Upgrades

    I'm very happy with the 35w Innovative 5000k HID kit.




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