How To Install HID Fogs

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    It's pretty straight forward, but just in case anyone has any questions, here's how I did mine.

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    1/2" Rachet
    10mm Wrench
    Screwdriver
    Drill with Bits
    Electrical Tape


    Here's one side of the kit all plugged in and ready to go
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    I taped everything up to prevent dirt/water from getting into it
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    For the passenger side, I decided that right under the horn would be a good spot
    There was already a hole on the top for the bolt, and I ziptied the bottom on. My drill was dead and I'll drill out a hole next time I get it inside.

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    The leads from the HID kit plug into the fog harness. Red to Red and Black to Black.

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    Easy!
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    And here is the finished project (passenger side) vs an aftermarket *6000k* bulb.
    They don't look that different until you look at the light output on the ground. The HIDs are much whiter.

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