matt36

I've had a couple sets of these fog lights on my vehicles now an have loved them. Very durable an last also no rusting or worrying bout mostiure. Most of all they r 2x brighter than any fog light u buy from advance or autozone. All u got to do is go to naps they have the 3inch rubber light holders with a bracket. Then ask them for part number 4911 I believe. An u put those bulbs in the holders. Which these bulbs are actually aircraft lights an believe me they r bright an will love them. All of that for under 30 bucks!!!! Then u can have the perfect fog lights

matt36

Ill double check the bulb part number an get u the rubber grommet light holder part number too an post them so if u wanna do this you can have all the part numbers.

Carcrazygts2

If its more than 55 watts its against the law to use on a street vehicle.

Red-Ford

Can you drive around with them as long as they are off tho?

dopewaffle

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Depends on the state. My Rigid Dually Cubes only take 20 watts, and go about 2 football fields. That cant be legal lol

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B006H3..._1410502900633

Carcrazygts2

Anything that is not DOT approved for on road use IE driving lights are illegal on all public roads. Whether the police will ticket you or not. Regardless you should have some courtesy to fellow drivers at night. If they are blinded by the lights and cause a accident you ca be liable to a certain extint.

dopewaffle

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Phone cant accurately capture light well, but you get the idea.

Shhh, Dont tell the cops

dopewaffle

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Btw man I dont care about other drivers. I aimed the rigid spots down to act as fogs, but i lost distance so I do have some sympathy. I drove by a cop speed trapping, looking like he had nothing better to do and he diddnt even turn his head.

The newer vehicles have the xenon and HID technology that will blind the **** out of you, espically if you are below their beam, like there on top of a speed bump.Im just simply trying to see more of whats in the road ahead of me.

matt36

Most cops don't care or know because of today's hids. There's really not a lot they can do a buddy cop of mine told me. They have no way of testing or anything to determine how bright they are. I was just trying to suggest a cheap set of very bright fog lights to help. I don't know every state law regarding lights.

dopewaffle

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Your either being too safe or your blinding oncoming traffic, to find a middle of that with aftermarket lights is damn near impossible.