what kind of foglights are these
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From: Elyria, OH/St. Charles, IL
i saw these on jdmshit.com. they look pretty sweet and i was wondering where to get them because they didnt seem to be on their site.
thanks a lot,
adam
thanks a lot,
adam
Originally Posted by SICK BOY
i saw these on jdmshit.com. they look pretty sweet and i was wondering where to get them because they didnt seem to be on their site.
thanks a lot,
adam

thanks a lot,
adam

Originally Posted by bambbrose
How hard is this to do? Kinda looks hawt
Originally Posted by SICK BOY
any write ups by any chance? i might just have to try it!
Basically you have to cut the 2 spots in your bumper where the oiginal fog lights go and keep cutting until the fogs and the housing fit. You will have to cut some of the metal bumper support in order for the fogs to fit right. You will also have to figure out someway to mount the fogs on the bumper.
HIH,
-David
Two things I noticed.
That foglight kit must be an aftermarket knockoff of the OEM kit. There are three horizontal "fins" within the recesed area of the trim around the lense. This is NOT on the OEM kit.
Secondly, I see 4 (what appears to be) screws holding the trim to the bumper, from the front. As much as it appears clean, the chrome screws stand out on the gray trim. It would look better if black screws were used, or maybe painted. This is apparently one method in which to mount. Although, I can't imagine this being a very strong method in which to keep them mounted.
That foglight kit must be an aftermarket knockoff of the OEM kit. There are three horizontal "fins" within the recesed area of the trim around the lense. This is NOT on the OEM kit.
Secondly, I see 4 (what appears to be) screws holding the trim to the bumper, from the front. As much as it appears clean, the chrome screws stand out on the gray trim. It would look better if black screws were used, or maybe painted. This is apparently one method in which to mount. Although, I can't imagine this being a very strong method in which to keep them mounted.
Originally Posted by CARBN8D
Although, I can't imagine this being a very strong method in which to keep them mounted.
haha agreed, but its just as good as honda did when designing the mounts for the actual bumper. The could've used more heavy duty screws on the side. When you hit cones, it breaks the damn bumper off lol






