That looks awesome!!! But you know what we all want, Output pics!!!
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This is a discussion on Ultimate Silverado Fogs- HID Xenon Retrofit within the Exterior Tech forums, part of the General Discussion category; I got around to doing some thing different for a change, retrofitting a set of gm fog lights that can ...
I got around to doing some thing different for a change, retrofitting a set of gm fog lights that can take some decent projectors. Here's a peek at a set of Silverado fog lights retrofitted with RX330 afs projectors. Light output pictures will follow soon, this is to let people know that there are better ways to get more light output from your fogs than 9005/9006 bulbs or "HID Kits." If anyone is interested in any parts for retrofitting or a set of plug and play lights just let me know.
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2001 Yukon XL - Still like OBS Better
1997 Tahoe - Gone for good
That looks awesome!!! But you know what we all want, Output pics!!!
Jerry-
I should have some tomorrow when they get installed, I might have to be sad to say but it looks like someone else might have a brighter lighting than my car when I'm done with everything.
It is going to be close to this
This is what mine look like
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2001 Yukon XL - Still like OBS Better
1997 Tahoe - Gone for good
Is that just fogs!!! Or is it your headlamps too!
PM sent with Question...
Jerry-
After looking at the housings in the factory fogs I've been thinking the exact same thing...projector beams ftw!!
My wife's Celica has non-HID projector low beams and fogs and the light output is stunning. I've been thinking about this since the day I brought the truck home. Gonna do the low beams first though.
PM respondedOriginally Posted by chevydudesixty9
That was just headlights, but since the silverado fogs uses headlight projectors the output will be similar, he still has not decided on what kind of headlights to use, when that's made I'll post pics of the headlights.
Last edited by Tahoe 400; 01-08-2007 at 01:57 PM.
2001 Yukon XL - Still like OBS Better
1997 Tahoe - Gone for good
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