Rigid Dually's Installed In Factory Fog Location
06-25-2013, 05:21 PM
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Rigid Dually's Installed In Factory Fog Location
So i bought my rigid duallys today and installed them..Super stoked on how they turned out.
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06-25-2013, 05:29 PM
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Projector Low Beam:
Projector Low Beam With 35w hid kit in stock fogs:
Stock fogs with 35w hid kit only:
Rigid Dually's Only:
Rigid Duallys with projector low beams:
Im going to test them out tonight once it gets dark. But im already glad i got the duallys! they look amazing and should be nice and bright. The HID kit i had in the stock fogs was starting to turn the lens yellow and i hated how that looked so that was one of the main reasons for the swap.
Projector Low Beam With 35w hid kit in stock fogs:
Stock fogs with 35w hid kit only:
Rigid Dually's Only:
Rigid Duallys with projector low beams:
Im going to test them out tonight once it gets dark. But im already glad i got the duallys! they look amazing and should be nice and bright. The HID kit i had in the stock fogs was starting to turn the lens yellow and i hated how that looked so that was one of the main reasons for the swap.
06-25-2013, 05:52 PM
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Sweet truck and good job on the install... Very jealous!!
06-25-2013, 06:01 PM
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Thanks man!
It was actually pretty easy. Remove 3 screws holding in stock fogs. Remove adjusting screw, Pop fog light out of housing.. Drill small hole in bottom of housing and mount dually with the harware provided. Put it all back together, wire them to the stock fog wiring and aim them..DONE
It was actually pretty easy. Remove 3 screws holding in stock fogs. Remove adjusting screw, Pop fog light out of housing.. Drill small hole in bottom of housing and mount dually with the harware provided. Put it all back together, wire them to the stock fog wiring and aim them..DONE
06-25-2013, 06:43 PM
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Thanks man!
It was actually pretty easy. Remove 3 screws holding in stock fogs. Remove adjusting screw, Pop fog light out of housing.. Drill small hole in bottom of housing and mount dually with the harware provided. Put it all back together, wire them to the stock fog wiring and aim them..DONE
It was actually pretty easy. Remove 3 screws holding in stock fogs. Remove adjusting screw, Pop fog light out of housing.. Drill small hole in bottom of housing and mount dually with the harware provided. Put it all back together, wire them to the stock fog wiring and aim them..DONE
In doing some research, are these basically for off road use only? How do they actually throw light while you are out driving?
06-25-2013, 07:16 PM
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And i just installed them this morning lol so i have no idea how they perform at night. ill update later once i test them out.
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06-26-2013, 04:01 AM
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Do the duallys shake or vibrate in the fogs? Are they mounted to something solid? Can you get some close up pics of the whole mounting set up and where you drilled your holes. Thinking of doin this on my truck
06-26-2013, 08:19 AM
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He just used his factory bracket without the adjuster and drilled a hole through it. The duallys are very solid once mounted, and light up the road like it was daytime at night 
hope your enjoying yours! I wanted to keep my stock lamps with the piaa bulbs so I went with behind the grille. Both options have same awesome result lol
hope your enjoying yours! I wanted to keep my stock lamps with the piaa bulbs so I went with behind the grille. Both options have same awesome result lol