just wondering what people have been using for aftermarket foglights for the most cleanest and OEM look. I bought a pair but might be just a tad smaller in
height and leaves a bigger gap around the light. Also the bulb is now an H3
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Posts: 789 (01/15/2008 03:43 PM) |
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Posts: 2350 (01/15/2008 06:42 PM) |
Hella FF75.. i think they are nearly the same size, but oval shape...
they have as driving lights and Fog lights.. and even with a optional blue tint lens too ( so two with clean lenses, two with the blue tint)
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Posts: 642 (01/17/2008 04:29 PM) |
I have the Piaa 2100's in mine. Nice fit, and very easy to mount.
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Posts: 469 (01/17/2008 09:38 PM) |
Those look really good how much light do they throw?
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Posts: 790 (01/18/2008 12:09 AM) |
i was on ebay and the piaa 2100 series lights are so expensive. i bought mine from princess auto lol, 24.99 with wireless remote why? i dont know they were
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Posts: 644 (01/18/2008 01:04 PM) |
sdw wrote: More than the headlights. Chris B
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Posts: 645 (01/18/2008 01:07 PM) |
ARV90SC wrote: Yes they are expensive, but you get what you pay for. I can sell you guys the regular 2100's for $193, and the HID version for $922.
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Posts: 2352 (01/18/2008 06:25 PM) |
I'm more then impressed with my Hella FF75's and at a fraction of the cost of the Piaa's, Glass lenses and all
 H7 bulbs, 55watts, and well
brighter then even my High beams.. But i also have the driving light versions..
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Posts: 791 (01/19/2008 12:19 PM) |
the hella's are on ebay buy it now for 67.99 plus shipping to canada
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Posts: 2354 (01/19/2008 06:52 PM) |
I think i paid less then that, but i got mine through work so.. but not a bad price, even thou i have the driving light version, i'm very happy with
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With a little work, i was able to get the Hella bracket to work on the OE bracket yet still be able to put back on the OE light (huh) if i wanted too..
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Posts: 1429 (01/23/2008 11:06 AM) |
I just picked up a set of driving lights at Canadian Tire last night that are exactly the same size as the OEM lights
for 40$
mounting brackets are a bit different, but I should be able to make them work just fine! oh, and Arv - I have some tail lights for you that John dropped off to me. Call me and we can arrange to get them to you 604-908-9627 Brad Fedoruk - 1994 Thunderbird SC 5-Speed President of the SuperCoupe Club of Western Canada
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