lower fogs
08-29-2007, 09:04 PM
#1
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lower fogs
has anyone ever seen a "lower fog grille" for the street scene body kits??? seems like a good fit with that huge lower valance and all......
I SURE AS HECK WOULD LIKE ONE!!!
I SURE AS HECK WOULD LIKE ONE!!!
08-30-2007, 11:45 AM
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RE: lower fogs
Looking for good deals on a strut tower brace, I found this.....
http://www.ronaelemustang.com/
Is that what the kind of lights you want?
http://www.ronaelemustang.com/
Is that what the kind of lights you want?
08-30-2007, 12:02 PM
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RE: lower fogs
Yuck dont do the ronaele lights. They are huge! Kinda look like an after though since they are not flush. The cervini ones look amazing though. I never understood why people put the ronaele kit when the cervinis one is clearly much better looking. The ronaele looks disgusting and too round.
08-30-2007, 12:13 PM
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RE: lower fogs
ORIGINAL: p51mstg
Looking for good deals on a strut tower brace, I found this.....
http://www.ronaelemustang.com/
Is that what the kind of lights you want?
Looking for good deals on a strut tower brace, I found this.....
http://www.ronaelemustang.com/
Is that what the kind of lights you want?
Around here, prairie dogs whould have em knocked out in a week. Rats won't get off the road.
08-30-2007, 12:34 PM
#7
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Pennsylvania
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RE: lower fogs
I made my own. I will take some pics and post them tmrw. I haven't decided if I'll keepthem onthere. I won't justify the work by keeping something that doesn' look right to me.
Here's what I did:
a) Removed the upper grill and disconnected the factory fog lamp harness.
b) installed the cervinis billet upper grill
c) bought 2" PIAA fog lamp kit. The kit was about $120 but, the only thing I needed was the actual lights and not the rest f the kit (switch, fuse, wires, etc.)
d) remove the lower grill. Be carefull not to break the plastic tabs
e) used a dremel to carve holes in the factory plactic grill
f) rigged up a way to keep the lights in place in the holes
g) extended the factory wires to the new location nd connected them and vaoi-la. FYI: The factory fog lamps will not turn on unless the car is running so be careful when testing this
f) I am in the process of finding and/or making analuminum bezel to go around the lights to cover up the carved plastic. It looks a little jagged up close but, from 3' away its invisible. Since its black plastic its very hard to notice in the daylight and impossible to notice in the dark or with the new fog lamps on.
e) I'm going to give it a few more weeks and if I decide I don't like it then I'm going to get the cervinis lower grill.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE IS NO AFTERMARKET OPTION TO DO THIS MOD. IT IS VERY EASY TO DO AND I'M NOT A PRO AT THIS. PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ASKING ME WHERE I GOT THE KIT SO, GENERALY PEOPLE HAVE LIKED IT.
Here's what I did:
a) Removed the upper grill and disconnected the factory fog lamp harness.
b) installed the cervinis billet upper grill
c) bought 2" PIAA fog lamp kit. The kit was about $120 but, the only thing I needed was the actual lights and not the rest f the kit (switch, fuse, wires, etc.)
d) remove the lower grill. Be carefull not to break the plastic tabs
e) used a dremel to carve holes in the factory plactic grill
f) rigged up a way to keep the lights in place in the holes
g) extended the factory wires to the new location nd connected them and vaoi-la. FYI: The factory fog lamps will not turn on unless the car is running so be careful when testing this
f) I am in the process of finding and/or making analuminum bezel to go around the lights to cover up the carved plastic. It looks a little jagged up close but, from 3' away its invisible. Since its black plastic its very hard to notice in the daylight and impossible to notice in the dark or with the new fog lamps on.
e) I'm going to give it a few more weeks and if I decide I don't like it then I'm going to get the cervinis lower grill.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE IS NO AFTERMARKET OPTION TO DO THIS MOD. IT IS VERY EASY TO DO AND I'M NOT A PRO AT THIS. PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ASKING ME WHERE I GOT THE KIT SO, GENERALY PEOPLE HAVE LIKED IT.
08-30-2007, 02:09 PM
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RE: lower fogs
ORIGINAL: clearym
I made my own. I will take some pics and post them tmrw. I haven't decided if I'll keepthem onthere. I won't justify the work by keeping something that doesn' look right to me.
Here's what I did:
a) Removed the upper grill and disconnected the factory fog lamp harness.
b) installed the cervinis billet upper grill
c) bought 2" PIAA fog lamp kit. The kit was about $120 but, the only thing I needed was the actual lights and not the rest f the kit (switch, fuse, wires, etc.)
d) remove the lower grill. Be carefull not to break the plastic tabs
e) used a dremel to carve holes in the factory plactic grill
f) rigged up a way to keep the lights in place in the holes
g) extended the factory wires to the new location nd connected them and vaoi-la. FYI: The factory fog lamps will not turn on unless the car is running so be careful when testing this
f) I am in the process of finding and/or making analuminum bezel to go around the lights to cover up the carved plastic. It looks a little jagged up close but, from 3' away its invisible. Since its black plastic its very hard to notice in the daylight and impossible to notice in the dark or with the new fog lamps on.
e) I'm going to give it a few more weeks and if I decide I don't like it then I'm going to get the cervinis lower grill.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE IS NO AFTERMARKET OPTION TO DO THIS MOD. IT IS VERY EASY TO DO AND I'M NOT A PRO AT THIS. PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ASKING ME WHERE I GOT THE KIT SO, GENERALY PEOPLE HAVE LIKED IT.
I made my own. I will take some pics and post them tmrw. I haven't decided if I'll keepthem onthere. I won't justify the work by keeping something that doesn' look right to me.
Here's what I did:
a) Removed the upper grill and disconnected the factory fog lamp harness.
b) installed the cervinis billet upper grill
c) bought 2" PIAA fog lamp kit. The kit was about $120 but, the only thing I needed was the actual lights and not the rest f the kit (switch, fuse, wires, etc.)
d) remove the lower grill. Be carefull not to break the plastic tabs
e) used a dremel to carve holes in the factory plactic grill
f) rigged up a way to keep the lights in place in the holes
g) extended the factory wires to the new location nd connected them and vaoi-la. FYI: The factory fog lamps will not turn on unless the car is running so be careful when testing this
f) I am in the process of finding and/or making analuminum bezel to go around the lights to cover up the carved plastic. It looks a little jagged up close but, from 3' away its invisible. Since its black plastic its very hard to notice in the daylight and impossible to notice in the dark or with the new fog lamps on.
e) I'm going to give it a few more weeks and if I decide I don't like it then I'm going to get the cervinis lower grill.
I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE IS NO AFTERMARKET OPTION TO DO THIS MOD. IT IS VERY EASY TO DO AND I'M NOT A PRO AT THIS. PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ASKING ME WHERE I GOT THE KIT SO, GENERALY PEOPLE HAVE LIKED IT.