Teaser Project - True 3K HID Fog Kit
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From: SoCal
Why not do the install yourself? I'm always much more confindent that if I do something myself and take my time, then it will always look as good as or better than having it done somewhere... plus, I get that extra satisfaction of doing the job myself.
I've been thinking about doing the same thing, so I can't wait to see the final install.
I've been thinking about doing the same thing, so I can't wait to see the final install.
Check out ICE (In Car Electronics) in Gaithersburg. Cyrus works on all types of Cars (Including doing lighting for Seret Service vehicles). You wont find a person more experienced in this region doing this type of stuff then him. I'll pm you his info.
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Westminster, MD
I forgot my freaking camera when they were being installed. O-well, more below:
Stand alone switch w/ red light. Can turn the fogs on separate from headlights and OEM fogs as long as the aux is on.
Stand alone switch w/ red light. Can turn the fogs on separate from headlights and OEM fogs as long as the aux is on.
Last edited by kmuniz78; Apr 4, 2009 at 08:09 PM.
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From: Westminster, MD
Will take some night shots shortly. The only issue I have is tweaking the level. The driver side is a little too high, and the passenger side is a little too low. However, at night, I do not even need to have my headlights on because these fogs light the whole damn street. Pretty neat. IMO.
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From: Westminster, MD
The switch should have been pushed back in a little further. Still working on that. Simple fix; but I agree, I did this mod entirely to have a huge switch. HAHAHAHA!