Retrofit projector fogs?
Tuxedoblack11 has done a few.. Let me see if I can get you a link to his website
Here -> http://m.projectoretrofits.com/site/...sig_network=fw
Here -> http://m.projectoretrofits.com/site/...sig_network=fw
Last edited by thelariat02; Oct 13, 2013 at 10:01 PM.
I did a set with the intent to do a how to:. I never got around to do the write up but I'm happy with the fogs. I used the matchbox projector it's a bi-exon. Here's a picture of what it looked like when it was dry fitted with the halo on.
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BTW - TRS offers a splitter harness to drive the extra high beam solenoids from the existing set on the main heads.
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Last edited by MGDfan; Nov 5, 2013 at 09:38 AM.
Looking good!
I cut the end off the fogs high beam wire and soldered on a longer wire to reach up to the head lights. I then tapped and soldered that wire into the connection of the head light projectors highs and the relay harness. Its all one connection now so it will have to be cut if I wanted to remove a light.
Are you going to put anything on the backs of those matchbox projectors to keep the dirt and water out of the H1 bulb area? There was talk about using a cv axel boot a while back. I used ABS plumbing pipe attachments, and sealed everything up.

And installed for over a year now.
I cut the end off the fogs high beam wire and soldered on a longer wire to reach up to the head lights. I then tapped and soldered that wire into the connection of the head light projectors highs and the relay harness. Its all one connection now so it will have to be cut if I wanted to remove a light.
Are you going to put anything on the backs of those matchbox projectors to keep the dirt and water out of the H1 bulb area? There was talk about using a cv axel boot a while back. I used ABS plumbing pipe attachments, and sealed everything up.

And installed for over a year now.








