Cracked fog light due to stupid rock
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Cracked fog light due to stupid rock
Take a look at this damage:
I'm thinking about following this DIY guide here (https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/09...ht-lenses.html) to replace my fog lights.
Are there any other cheap alternatives out there?
Also, I'm looking to replace both bulbs but I'm unsure what is considered a decent brand. Something that is brighter than stock would be nice. (This will actually be my first mod )
Any help and suggestions from you guys would definitely be appreciated.
I'm thinking about following this DIY guide here (https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/09...ht-lenses.html) to replace my fog lights.
Are there any other cheap alternatives out there?
Also, I'm looking to replace both bulbs but I'm unsure what is considered a decent brand. Something that is brighter than stock would be nice. (This will actually be my first mod )
Any help and suggestions from you guys would definitely be appreciated.
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Hi i just did the driver side that cracked. I came home to late and the pics came out to dark i will take some better pictures tomorrow
Btw here are the links of the Glass Pieces i used and the clear gasket Silicone
The glass circle:
http://www.warner-criv.com/product.aspx?id=3020-100
making the gasket:
Btw here are the links of the Glass Pieces i used and the clear gasket Silicone
The glass circle:
http://www.warner-criv.com/product.aspx?id=3020-100
making the gasket:
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For bulbs, I went Philips Crystal Vision 4300K. If you do get these get the matching headlights and high beams too =D Then you will have a nice crisp white lights =] (UNLESS YOU HAVE HID's)
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^Awesome very nice. The link to the glass you posted is 1/8th thickness. The guy who put together the DIY used a 1/4th thickness.
I suppose using either wouldn't matter then.
I suppose using either wouldn't matter then.
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Would you mind sharing a link to these? In particular, the matching headlights and high beams?
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BUT have a look at these: (You may be able to find a cheaper supplier)
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-P...e237b3a&_uhb=1
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-P...item27d42b536f
and
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2012-Genu...item2a2ee7c538
Also have a look at some CREE LED parker and number plate lights. A nice white overall look will do you some good. =]
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They are hard to find anywhere but on ebay and they are not particularly cheap.
BUT have a look at these: (You may be able to find a cheaper supplier)
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-P...e237b3a&_uhb=1
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-P...item27d42b536f
and
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2012-Genu...item2a2ee7c538
Also have a look at some CREE LED parker and number plate lights. A nice white overall look will do you some good. =]
BUT have a look at these: (You may be able to find a cheaper supplier)
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-P...e237b3a&_uhb=1
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-P...item27d42b536f
and
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2012-Genu...item2a2ee7c538
Also have a look at some CREE LED parker and number plate lights. A nice white overall look will do you some good. =]
I'm seeing the cree LEDs on amazon going for 45-50s and there a couple that are selling for $15 (such as this one : )
Obviously my wallet says buy the cheaper one but I'm unsure about its authenticity. What are your thoughts?
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Hmmmb... I have the same style of bulb for my reverse lights, but mine are CREE 16W. The light output is heaps better than the stock reverse light, but I don't know how good they will be as foggies, especially the lower power rated ones.
Also going to LED causes problems with the computer, where it thinks there is a fault with the lights when they are not drawing much current. Then you have to add resistors and its just a waste of power and effort.
Can anyone with LED frog lamps share their experience? =D
Also going to LED causes problems with the computer, where it thinks there is a fault with the lights when they are not drawing much current. Then you have to add resistors and its just a waste of power and effort.
Can anyone with LED frog lamps share their experience? =D
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Hmmmb... I have the same style of bulb for my reverse lights, but mine are CREE 16W. The light output is heaps better than the stock reverse light, but I don't know how good they will be as foggies, especially the lower power rated ones.
Also going to LED causes problems with the computer, where it thinks there is a fault with the lights when they are not drawing much current. Then you have to add resistors and its just a waste of power and effort.
Can anyone with LED frog lamps share their experience? =D
Also going to LED causes problems with the computer, where it thinks there is a fault with the lights when they are not drawing much current. Then you have to add resistors and its just a waste of power and effort.
Can anyone with LED frog lamps share their experience? =D
I've done both of mine (go with a 3 1/2 by 1/4 lens). I just did my second one yesterday and cut my finger for a couple stitches haha. Make sure you use high temp silicone when making your gasket. I upgraded to sylvania high performance bulbs (whiter), but not much difference in terms of output...disappointed.
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I've done both of mine (go with a 3 1/2 by 1/4 lens). I just did my second one yesterday and cut my finger for a couple stitches haha. Make sure you use high temp silicone when making your gasket. I upgraded to sylvania high performance bulbs (whiter), but not much difference in terms of output...disappointed.