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what kind of fogs do u guys think are best?
 
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+1 Indy, Hella hands down!
 
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Hella-yeah! But I have the cheapy HID-look ones mounted in the valance.
 
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I think that mounting the lights behind the grille pretty much defeats the purpose of them being fog lights. The whole idea of them is to be low and project out forward and the corners and cover the ground and illuminate the area ahead of the ground fog.
 
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I think that mounting the lights behind the grille pretty much defeats the purpose of them being fog lights. The whole idea of them is to be low and project out forward and the corners and cover the ground and illuminate the area ahead of the ground fog.
There ya go pulling our project down........
 
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FWI summit racing has 15%? off of lights just so you know.
 
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Originally Posted by MAGIC84
I think that mounting the lights behind the grille pretty much defeats the purpose of them being fog lights. The whole idea of them is to be low and project out forward and the corners and cover the ground and illuminate the area ahead of the ground fog.
hahahahaahaha its for looks it just looks beast
 
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by the way anyone know where the stock resonator is on a 2000 dodge durango i was looking to delete it but what would be the befits? deeper sound? louder?
 
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