fogs with high beams???
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Sorry, I haven't been on here for a sometime. And this site dose not alert me until a week are so later when some has posted on something that I have posted on. So anyway back to the kit. I got this kit and it took me less than 30 minutes to do this mod. The kit came with a relay and 4 wires and this is how it hooks up. 1 wire go to a wire to the head lights ,one to the fog lights, one a ground and one to a hot wire. you can turn the fog lights on and off with the stock switch. The stay on all the time on high beams. You can turn them on and of on the low beam. And it was real easy to install. I think it took my about 15 minutes to do it.
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Glad I dont have to worry about this, Ive never had any luck with high-beams in fog seems like all it does is illuminate the fog at eye level... I only prefer the lowest beaming lights possible... HID's cut the fog pretty good though I will say. 10,000k's to be exact best visibility in fog ive ever had. Really thinking about wiring some HID's in my low-lines im sure they would work great.
#13
I tried sending you a PM about this but since my post count is less than 10 I am not able to so I will just post here. I was researching ways of activating my fog lights with my high beams and came across this thread. I was wondering how that kit was working for you and if you have had any problems. I have a spare relay laying around so I am thinking about just wiring that in with my fogs and brights if all that kit is is a relay and the wires to connect it. I am a bit cautious on doing this however since I know the TIPM on our trucks can be temperamental when you start doing stuff like this.
They work good, no problem with them at all. For the money that the kit cost, which I think was $25.00 . You can wire it up yourself with the relay, but if it was me I would buy the kit instead. It took me about 20 minutes to take apart plug it in put it back together and looks factory. So $25. its worth it.
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Glad I dont have to worry about this, Ive never had any luck with high-beams in fog seems like all it does is illuminate the fog at eye level... I only prefer the lowest beaming lights possible... HID's cut the fog pretty good though I will say. 10,000k's to be exact best visibility in fog ive ever had. Really thinking about wiring some HID's in my low-lines im sure they would work great.
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