Foglights?
Originally posted by skabone69
I wouldn't consider PIAA's ricey, they look slick depending on which model of fog lights you get. I love the look of the 1700's on my 6th gen.
I wouldn't consider PIAA's ricey, they look slick depending on which model of fog lights you get. I love the look of the 1700's on my 6th gen.
I have these fogs, and can't figure out where to fit them on my 6th gen coupe.
Thanks,
Brian
Ok guys... he has already bought the Cyber Whites... so stop talking about OEM ones...
They will come with wireing... at least from the bulb. You can always buy a switch and extra wire and hook them up yourself...
They will come with wireing... at least from the bulb. You can always buy a switch and extra wire and hook them up yourself...
Well, I have a pair of PIAA 1700X but I can't decide where to put them on my 99 coupe so that they look good.
I think I might sell them and get a pair of OEM instead.
Hopefully, skabone69 will get back to me.
thanks,
Brian
I think I might sell them and get a pair of OEM instead.
Hopefully, skabone69 will get back to me.
thanks,
Brian
Originally posted by Dr. Reef
Well, I have a pair of PIAA 1700X but I can't decide where to put them on my 99 coupe so that they look good.
I think I might sell them and get a pair of OEM instead.
Hopefully, skabone69 will get back to me.
thanks,
Brian
Well, I have a pair of PIAA 1700X but I can't decide where to put them on my 99 coupe so that they look good.
I think I might sell them and get a pair of OEM instead.
Hopefully, skabone69 will get back to me.
thanks,
Brian
Unless you're going to get the OEM fogs, don't bother (and yeah, there's some cutting, but there's nothing to it). Aftermarket lights weren't designed for plastic bumpers. They'll shake and vibrate and look ghetto no matter how well you mount them.
Originally posted by cwa107
Unless you're going to get the OEM fogs, don't bother (and yeah, there's some cutting, but there's nothing to it). Aftermarket lights weren't designed for plastic bumpers. They'll shake and vibrate and look ghetto no matter how well you mount them.
Unless you're going to get the OEM fogs, don't bother (and yeah, there's some cutting, but there's nothing to it). Aftermarket lights weren't designed for plastic bumpers. They'll shake and vibrate and look ghetto no matter how well you mount them.
Originally posted by cwa107
Unless you're going to get the OEM fogs, don't bother (and yeah, there's some cutting, but there's nothing to it). Aftermarket lights weren't designed for plastic bumpers. They'll shake and vibrate and look ghetto no matter how well you mount them.
Unless you're going to get the OEM fogs, don't bother (and yeah, there's some cutting, but there's nothing to it). Aftermarket lights weren't designed for plastic bumpers. They'll shake and vibrate and look ghetto no matter how well you mount them.


tenzo 700x. custom bolted to the frame with steel L-brackets. and no, those aren't the crap bulbs that came with it either.
You're the exception to the rule. In my experience, most people I know with aftermarket fogs have them bolted to the bumper and of course, they shake and vibrate and generally look stupid.
Anyway, good job, seriously - that had to have taken some work and they look sweet. That's the way to do it!
Anyway, good job, seriously - that had to have taken some work and they look sweet. That's the way to do it!
Originally posted by JonHsiung
how about to the frame?

tenzo 700x. custom bolted to the frame with steel L-brackets. and no, those aren't the crap bulbs that came with it either.
how about to the frame?


tenzo 700x. custom bolted to the frame with steel L-brackets. and no, those aren't the crap bulbs that came with it either.
Originally posted by cwa107
You're the exception to the rule. In my experience, most people I know with aftermarket fogs have them bolted to the bumper and of course, they shake and vibrate and generally look stupid.
Anyway, good job, seriously - that had to have taken some work and they look sweet. That's the way to do it!
You're the exception to the rule. In my experience, most people I know with aftermarket fogs have them bolted to the bumper and of course, they shake and vibrate and generally look stupid.
Anyway, good job, seriously - that had to have taken some work and they look sweet. That's the way to do it!
I'd say OEM or nothing at all.
Yep, that's an exception. Nice work.
Jon...Yep, it's basically to protect them from breaking. Lots of rocks flying around that low on the car, and plastic can take a licking better than glass.
There were also some JDM Accord replica fogs floating around that looked good, but still didn't fit just right.
Originally posted by cwa107
You're the exception to the rule. In my experience, most people I know with aftermarket fogs have them bolted to the bumper and of course, they shake and vibrate and generally look stupid.
Anyway, good job, seriously - that had to have taken some work and they look sweet. That's the way to do it!
You're the exception to the rule. In my experience, most people I know with aftermarket fogs have them bolted to the bumper and of course, they shake and vibrate and generally look stupid.
Anyway, good job, seriously - that had to have taken some work and they look sweet. That's the way to do it!
Jon...Yep, it's basically to protect them from breaking. Lots of rocks flying around that low on the car, and plastic can take a licking better than glass.
There were also some JDM Accord replica fogs floating around that looked good, but still didn't fit just right.


