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I've got an EF fairmont.. anyone know if you can just slap on the Ghia driving fog lights on the same bumper???
anyone done it or got a price!!! |
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yea u can wit ha bit of wiring up...should be in one of the doco's
i think u can get the conering lamps for $100ish... some of the other members should be able to tell u how to wire it up...
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Jase has done it to his.
Not sure how he wired it up ..... I think he has a switch to run them as fog lights ... and has also wired them up as cornering lights as well (which is their actual purpose). Mght have to ask Ch0c0 about that one.
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| madmax |
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MrFairmont wrote: I've got an EF fairmont.. anyone know if you can just slap on the Ghia driving fog lights on the same bumper???
anyone done it or got a price!!! Your talking about the cornering lights right? They are not very bright only 22watts I believe.
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| twirqurky |
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madmax wrote: MrFairmont wrote: I've got an EF fairmont.. anyone know if you can just slap on the Ghia driving fog lights on the same bumper??? anyone done it or got a price!!! Your talking about the cornering lights right? They are not very bright only 22watts I believe. Put bigger globers in there. |
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| ItchiOne |
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twirqurky wrote: madmax wrote: MrFairmont wrote: I've got an EF fairmont.. anyone know if you can just slap on the Ghia driving fog lights on the same bumper??? anyone done it or got a price!!! Your talking about the cornering lights right? They are not very bright only 22watts I believe. Put bigger globers in there. Don't corner lights have a large beam spread? Not really ideal for fog lights unless the spread is downwards only. Even worse if used as driving lights were you want a tighter beam of light. Consider why you want them and how you will use them (driving fog lights is a real contradiction in terms). Then get the right light assembly and glob to do the job. Hopefully you aim is not to piss every one off like so many comformadoor drivers 
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The easiest way to deal with people leaving the aux driving lights on.
660 watts of high beamed alien abduction type wrath of the devil (wish I had another 6 watts for 666) that'll fixem light. 
hope that dunnydore isn't the fuzz.
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dalesf150 wrote: The easiest way to deal with people leaving the aux driving lights on.
660 watts of high beamed alien abduction type wrath of the devil (wish I had another 6 watts for 666) that'll fixem light. hope that dunnydore isn't the fuzz. "EGGCELLENT, " as spoken in a MR Burns(from the Simpsons) type voice
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| twirqurky |
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Thats a f**k big set of lights.
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| toynwitu |
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has anyone got an aftermarket set of lights with a straight beam leanse on it to fit nicely in the cornering light place??
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| madmax |
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toynwitu wrote: has anyone got an aftermarket set of lights with a straight beam leanse on it to fit nicely in the cornering light place??
Yeap
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| toynwitu |
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i got a diff bumper to that.... ef is mine thanks for the exasample tho!
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| twirqurky |
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Mine sit a little furhter out frim tehre on madmax's, but i know mine and uglybobs are in the same positioin.
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