http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1689.jpg
I used this kit i bought off ebay its a 55Watt 3000k kit.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1690.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1691.jpg
These are the fogs that i used to convert to a hid bulb

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1692.jpg
Heres the rear of one of the fog's

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1693.jpg
the hole i cut out for the wires to run through to the hid bulb

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1694.jpg
The back piece of the fog light.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1697.jpg
using the stock hookup to run the wires to the kit.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1701.jpg


http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1702.jpg
I have 8000K 55Watt hid's in the headlights and 3000K 55Watt hids in the fog

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1703.jpg
the way i wired the kit up.

I'm just going to imagine that you actually retrofitted a HID fog projector and used a D2S capsule. I wish you good luck that your ballast won't short circuit and burn.

Wowwwww....better put your flame suit on buddy.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1689.jpg
I used this kit i bought off ebay its a 55Watt 3000k kit.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1690.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1691.jpg
These are the fogs that i used to convert to a hid bulb

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1692.jpg
Heres the rear of one of the fog's

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1693.jpg
the hole i cut out for the wires to run through to the hid bulb

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1694.jpg
The back piece of the fog light.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1697.jpg
using the stock hookup to run the wires to the kit.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1701.jpg


http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1702.jpg
I have 8000K 55Watt hid's in the headlights and 3000K 55Watt hids in the fog

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w130/kgknight19/hid%20fog/DSCN1703.jpg
the way i wired the kit up.

Posteriorquote
and the lolz
*hands you flame suit*

this is going to be your next post.

http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii52/jdubya301/hidkitfire-1.gif

haha I just noticed the licence plate

bright as s&^%!!

yeah, they might be bright as &*^^&%$%#, but thats not what fogs are meant for.

yeah, they might be bright as &*^^&%$%#, but thats not what fogs are meant for.

what did you expect with his "rubbin' and dubbin" vehicle line in his info.

what did you expect with his "rubbin' and dubbin" vehicle line in his info.
Where did all these manbrodawg homos come from? :unamused:

Where did all these manbrodawg homos come from? :unamused:


how about you come around my way and find out :popcorn:

how about you come around my way and find out :popcorn:
PM'd ;)

you are not the first to do this...

If you want that to last, find some way to get more airflow across the backside of the bulb.

Otherwise you will see what others have posted. as you can see the results aren't pretty

If you want that to last, find some way to get more airflow across the backside of the bulb.

Otherwise you will see what others have posted. as you can see the results aren't pretty


suggestion noted:
yeah i decided to leave the back cover off them so they can vent ive been keeping a close eye on them and no problems so far

im running hid in my fogs and havent had a problem at all for over 2 years now

dont forget that alot of the times its the installers fault in shorting the wires out

im running hid in my fogs and havent had a problem at all for over 2 years now

dont forget that alot of the times its the installers fault in shorting the wires out

and its also the installers fault for installing something that completely defeats the purpose of the item....

and its also the installers fault for installing something that completely defeats the purpose of the item....

+56511654

Alright noted...
Do not retrofit fog lights...
Check...

Wow those are bright, Cool mod, but i think ill keep my stock ones :)

Wow those are bright, Cool mod, but i think ill keep my stock ones :)


Im still trying the get stock ones LOL.

"Xenon or HID bulbs are inherently unsuitable for use in fog lamps..."

http://www.danielsternlighting.com/tech/lights/fog_lamps/fog_lamps.html

suggestion noted:
yeah i decided to leave the back cover off them so they can vent ive been keeping a close eye on them and no problems so far

now youre going to get water intrusion into the housing. this will destroy the bulb, and possibly short out. not something you want with high voltage current