Will These Foglights Work?

94GTLaserRC

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Ernan Says "here it comes... dushbag"

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I just got the lights in today..

I havent taken my old ones off yet to compare, but it looks like the mounting brackets are slightly different on these.

For those who have put these, did you have to mod anything to make them fit?

RC

 

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Here's a pic...I left one in the box to show the "clearness"

The other is the back....Is that the same bracket style as ours?

Thanks
RC

 

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Anybody that chimed in above and used these same lights around?

Just wanna know if these are the same before I spray them with sealer....

Wont be able to jack the car up till Sat to put them on, but I wanted to spray them first to give them a chance to dry!
RC

 

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dunno but they look pretty nice

not sure why this is worded like that
"These lenses can also be used on your 94-95 with your stock brackets"
but ChicagoChee said he mounted the same exact ones

 

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I was thinking about getting those mine look like doo doo
Let me know how it goes RC

Chris

 

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It's hard to explain, but I know that the ends of the piece you see in that pic on OUR fogs are little flat black finger turning screws.

Im sure this will fit on the bracket...I just wanted someone who got these EXACT ones to chime in and say that this is what theirs looked like and they had no troubles fitting it.

RC

 

Joe 5.0

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I hope mine comes with the actual brackets like I told them, because one of my brackest is broken from an accident. I should get mine anyday and I'll let ya know laser.

 

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The other thing is that with the clears, I may go back to the stock 37w bulb. I think that the 50's will be too bright, and the heat definitely causes them to crack up top prematurely.

Also, I wonder if they make a bulb for us in amber?

Where are the guys who put these on already?

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They do fit on our existing brackets.
Not bad quality for Taiwan.
I sealed the union between the lens & the body with a bead of silicone gasket goo. But is this enough?
As was said in an earlier post, I noticed my stock OEM bucket had a crack in it, and I've got some halogen bulbs on the way.
Now I wonder if I should have layered a skim coat of JD weld on the top of the bucket B4 installing it?

 

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Al J said:

They do fit on our existing brackets.
Not bad quality for Taiwan.
I sealed the union between the lens & the body with a bead of silicone gasket goo. But is this enough?
As was said in an earlier post, I noticed my stock OEM bucket had a crack in it, and I've got some halogen bulbs on the way.
Now I wonder if I should have layered a skim coat of JD weld on the top of the bucket B4 installing it?

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Hey AL....Thanks for you chiming in, and Welcome to our forum!

I dont think you need to seel the the lens edge. The crack that come in the top is due to excess heat...that's why Im considering going back to a stock 37.5w, especially with a clear lens. For the top, you can spray on some rubberized undercoating...Just be REALLY careful with how that stuff sprays out.

What I would like tho is to either find a nice amber bulb, or a super white-type color bulb in 37.5w.

RC

 

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RC
I had a set of the aftermarket lights in my 1990, and water was getting in, so the seams in those Taiwan lenses do need sealing--it's easy & takes just a minute.
Now that they're installed, I'm gonna jack up ther front end & brush something on the top of the bucket--I want to use those halogens.
Even w/new Cobra lights & Silverstars, I need all the light I can get up front.

 

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Im gonna put them on tomorrow while IM getting ready for Hurricane Ivan.
I run a bead of silicon on there once Ive determined that they will fit.

Thanks
RC