It has been a long journey, but finally , they are installed and wired.........

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Next up, installing my HID retrofits, stay tuned..........

 

SUH WEET

 

did you install them? Those look nice!!! How much did the whole thing run you?

 

Yes, I installed them myself. The whole thing ran me about $170.

 

oh yeah, how did you do it?

 

Did you remove/break the inner yellow lens?

 

I used a coping saw to cut the bumper until the fog lights fit. You could use a dremel if you want, but I just used what was lying around the house. Then I used a heat gun to take apart the housing. I then flipped and switched the projectors. After that, it's all about mounting and wiring.

 

No, they are still yellow............my camera just sucks

 

They look good, very factory.

 

very nice!

 

I like the factory ones more. Once you get the shades to match up it will look better, having 2 different colored lights to me, makes the car look cheap.

 

That looks awesome -- way better than those awful stock tC fog lights.

 

If they are still the OEM yellow is300 foglight bulbs......GO WITH LUMANICS JDM YELLOW BULBS.....that would look bas a$$

 

where did you get the fog lights?

 

looks good.. i'd be too intimadated to cut up the bumper though.

 

how did you get the lights to stay in place?

 

that is hotness, i was waiting for someone to actually make the idea i had come true. they look awesome dude. but if ya hadda cut the bumper then i'd hesitate.. lets hope that the aftermarket makes something like that soon that would not require any cutting of the bumper, sorta like easy "plug & play" ya know? gj tho

 

i rather get the the yellow ones, plus fog lights perform better when yellow because the yellow beam does not reflect back.

nice mod btw

 

ebay


I cut the bumper so that when i push the fog lights in, they would get stuck. I don't know any other way to explain it. I made it so you can only take it off from behind the bumper. The only problem with that is that the lights would wiggle with vibration. As a result I just used a whole bunch of electrical tape to stabilize them. If I had the knowledge and resources, I would fiberglass a housing for the lights. I was impatient and had to "MacGyver" the situation. I know its kinda ghetto, but you can't tell from the outside

 

Let us know how that works out for you in the long run!!!