i was just giving you a hard time, that would be really bright and i hope i dont ever have you behind me at night

 

i have a set of 100W/5000K Farenheit headlight and the 85W Farenheit fog lights. they are a super white xenon that look blueish white, but i think they are really good. better then the stock and are pretty damn bright...just my $.02 worth

 

Hi Guys New to the forum. I love the topics though. I am looking into the brite box SDC+FLC. Has anyone installed it yet. I also have an '04 Hemi like DAFFYDUK. I do have a friend that is on another forum and they are not to happy with this mod on 2nd gen trucks. They did the jumper mod on the fog light relay. pins 30 and 87. I cant find any info for 3RD gen trucks that are designed differant. SO LONG STORY SHORT. has anyone used the new brite box mod yet. THANKS

 

how about modding it so the stock fog lights can come on when the brights are on....?

 

thats what edreeve is talking about, making it so the fog lights stay on when you turn ur brights on

 

i rewired my fogs to throgh the drivers tail light so the fogs are one when the parking lights are on, thus staying on when the highs are one. took 5 mins and cost nothing.

 

I love the idea of wiring them thru the tail lights but i would like to have the option of turning them off and still have the parking lights still on. I have been searching the net to find the wire diagrams for the lighting system but no luck yet. I do avionics on corperate A/C and there is always a relay or left over. The diagrams will help me see if I can design a box that will work or I guess I will have to pay for the brite box. Problem is the mod that 20brewcity02 is alluding to would work great if I installed a secondary switch but not sure if I want that yet. And not to sure about overloading the driving light circuit with to many amps.

 

i ran it through the park light relay and then just ran a switch to the interior so i could have then on or off.

 

i didn'tlike the mod cause i couldn't pose with those darn things on. so until i find an alternative ( like wiring a switch) my lights will be OEM

 

Check out some of the replacement bulbs from Hella Lighting I got 80/100's in mine with 80's in the fogs. These are the ones that have the blued bulb and they work OK, but when its time to change again, I'm going for the "yellow" version as they may help with the coloring to make the deer stand out better. Oh, yah, I live in Northern Indiana--east of Notre Dame and work up in K-zoo MI. I drive the back roads a lot to work---deer are all over!!!!!