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Old 05-28-2012, 11:28 PM
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Default All you H.I.D. guys

My head and fog lights were a little cloudy on my 08 ccsb so I got one of those head light restoration kits. While doing the fog lights I noticed a screw to adjust them, and wanting to install some H.I.D.s my self I remembered people blinding on-coming traffic, so I figured I would share this;
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This is my passenger side fog light, the driver side is the same thing just mirrored. Im not sure how much adjustment there it, but I guess it will help.
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Have you adjusted them on your truck to see a difference?
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Yeah...I have mine turned all the way down...with them turned up and my 6Ks they were just as bright as the HIs!! Now they light up the pavement pretty good...
Just a little FYI...if you install HIDs in the fogs, be sure to silicon the bulb in...one of mine fell out and burned all the way through the housing...they are over 100$ each!!!
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Originally Posted by chanin6929
Yeah...I have mine turned all the way down...with them turned up and my 6Ks they were just as bright as the HIs!! Now they light up the pavement pretty good...
Just a little FYI...if you install HIDs in the fogs, be sure to silicon the bulb in...one of mine fell out and burned all the way through the housing...they are over 100$ each!!!
So now you can drive with your fogs on and not get flashed ?
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Yessir...I don't really use them too often because the intensity of the lights will eventually cause your lenses to cloud up, but I never get flashed anymore...(unless Im running 6HI ��)
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Originally Posted by chanin6929
Yessir...I don't really use them too often because the intensity of the lights will eventually cause your lenses to cloud up, but I never get flashed anymore...(unless Im running 6HI ��)
Great information, thank you
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