Hey guys. I'm wanting to put in 5000k HID Fog lights. What my goal is, is to be able to run off the fogs and have angel eyes regular headlights. If you guys could point me to an easy kit and instructions. Thant would be great. Thanks.
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03-24-2011
Hey guys. I'm wanting to put in 5000k HID Fog lights. What my goal is, is to be able to run off the fogs and have angel eyes regular headlights. If you guys could point me to an easy kit and instructions. Thant would be great. Thanks.
03-26-2011
I ended up buying cheapo crap Zentec 5000k HID's from Ebay for $30. LOL I will laph if these things last more than a month. Will post pics when I get them.
03-26-2011
i almost did the same until i read this....
Full Review: Philips - Mod Express - Klight - Xentec - Halo - McCulloch HID Light Conversion Kits Reviewed!
i think i am going to go with DDM Tuning hid's
03-26-2011
The only problem with running hids in the factory fogs is that hids tend to melt them.
03-26-2011
Yeah I read that review too. I think DDM is the way to go.
03-26-2011
Also remember what Tommyp2010 siad is true your going to need fog lights with glass lens, i personally like the BlazerTech fogs but i have already had 2 sets where the lens cracked (i guess it could had been from a rock) now i am getting ready to try my luck with Pilot Fog Lights
03-28-2011
I've been running 35W for about 6 months now with no melting problems. They're on all the time too.
03-28-2011
it seems like a only kit thats worth the money(so that site says) is the kit from HongKongHID.com witch is 180 bucks...im looking for HIDs to and i think im just gonna try my luck with DDM tuningOriginally Posted by stlmo_gtp
03-29-2011
Hey guys!!! I got the kit installed and everything works great. I bought the 880's and put them in the regular plastic housings. Will keep this updated on the melting issue...if there is one. I will post pictures here soon also.
I am just wondering if there is a way to just run the fogs at night. I pulled the DRL cord on the driver's side (the one in the heat sink). This allows me to run just the fogs during the day, but when it is night the sensor turns on the lights again. I tried pulling the DRL fuse in the glovebox. When I turn on the car there is a weird clicking sound behind the steering wheel and the lights blink and are very dim. Any ideas if there is a fuse for that sensor or anything? thanks guys.
03-29-2011
Well if you do that let me know how many times you get pulled over before you go back and undo it. Have to have headlights to drive at night....
03-29-2011
you unplug the DRL module under the dash on the drivers side for the DRL's.
but you must use headlights at night.
03-29-2011
ok...I guess I will use headlights :P
03-30-2011
Here are the pics:
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They do look slightly more blue in the picture. Must have been dark enough to turn my DRL's on :P
03-30-2011
you should run headlights at night. but if you get HID headlights with no high beams, just turn your high beams on a your lights turn off.
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03-30-2011
Yes.
I had the same thing when I pulled my DRL fuse. I ended up putting a switch on the DRL diode.I pulled the DRL cord on the driver's side (the one in the heat sink). This allows me to run just the fogs during the day, but when it is night the sensor turns on the lights again. I tried pulling the DRL fuse in the glovebox. When I turn on the car there is a weird clicking sound behind the steering wheel and the lights blink and are very dim. Any ideas if there is a fuse for that sensor or anything? thanks guys.
For the auto-on lights, here is the easiest way to disable them..... clicky clicky.
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