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Fog Lights

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Are there any fogs for the tC. Not that I need them that much (maybe twice a year), but I would love to fill up those sockets on the bottom of the air dam!

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There are fog lights for the tCs... check out http://www.mcgeorgeparts.com/. They are selling them for $351 plus shipping. The fog lights are not actually out yet... I think they say they will be available at the end of this year...
If you ask me $351 is a hefty price tag for fog lights. They'd better fit perfectly!
yeah... they better... thats the uninstalled price too...
Well I'd install them myself, but I still think $351 is alot. They better be bright as hell, maybe even HID for that price. To me, I'd rather buy some, and build a custom housing that can be painted to fit in those holes..... hmm.... maybe if I get some time this fall I'll work on that.
Originally posted by FrostbytetC@Aug 11 2004, 09:03 PM
Well I'd install them myself, but I still think $351 is alot. They better be bright as hell, maybe even HID for that price. To me, I'd rather buy some, and build a custom housing that can be painted to fit in those holes..... hmm.... maybe if I get some time this fall I'll work on that.
HID foglights would look sweet on the tC...as long as they come switched, not that most people with fog or driving lights bother to ever turn them off anyway.
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sorry for the newb question (as always) but what does HID stand for, and what makes them that much brighter (and much more expensive too)?
Originally posted by JZA70@Aug 11 2004, 10:20 PM
i didn't know HID foglights existed
Hmm... some ppl in Cali actually put HIDs as fogs to hide from the police ... Instead of driving with their headlights... they drive with their foglights on... that way they could always switch to their normal & legal headlights when they see a police...
HID = High Intensity Discharge

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An electric discharge lamp in which the light producing arc is stabilized by wall temperature and the arc tube has a bulb wall loading in excess of 3 watts per square centimeter. Examples of HID lamps include High Pressure Sodium, Metal Halide and Mercury Vapor.[/b]
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