All you H.I.D. guys
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My head and fog lights were a little cloudy on my 08 ccsb so I got one of those head light restoration kits. While doing the fog lights I noticed a screw to adjust them, and wanting to install some H.I.D.s my self I remembered people blinding on-coming traffic, so I figured I would share this;



This is my passenger side fog light, the driver side is the same thing just mirrored. Im not sure how much adjustment there it, but I guess it will help.



This is my passenger side fog light, the driver side is the same thing just mirrored. Im not sure how much adjustment there it, but I guess it will help.
#3
Yeah...I have mine turned all the way down...with them turned up and my 6Ks they were just as bright as the HIs!! Now they light up the pavement pretty good...
Just a little FYI...if you install HIDs in the fogs, be sure to silicon the bulb in...one of mine fell out and burned all the way through the housing...they are over 100$ each!!!
Just a little FYI...if you install HIDs in the fogs, be sure to silicon the bulb in...one of mine fell out and burned all the way through the housing...they are over 100$ each!!!
#4
Yeah...I have mine turned all the way down...with them turned up and my 6Ks they were just as bright as the HIs!! Now they light up the pavement pretty good...
Just a little FYI...if you install HIDs in the fogs, be sure to silicon the bulb in...one of mine fell out and burned all the way through the housing...they are over 100$ each!!!
Just a little FYI...if you install HIDs in the fogs, be sure to silicon the bulb in...one of mine fell out and burned all the way through the housing...they are over 100$ each!!!
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