Fletch

These are the fog lights that CRP gave me with my kit, they are cheesy and cheap.

After talking with Luis (Wild Rides) he suggested that I use Hella 450 - Clear Driving light and the Hella Optilux 1000 Round Projector Fog Light.

I bought the Hella 450 for 76.93 a set (two lights come in a set) http://www.central4wd.com/store/brandlist.asp?ID=51 and I bought the Hella Optilux 1000 for 54.95 a set (two lights come in a set) http://www.jcwhitney.com/product.jhtml?CATID=52368&BQ=jcw2

Luis A. Yanez

I used the Hella 450 - Clear Driving light and the Hella Optilux 1000 Round Projector Fog Light.

Endre (Andy) Bujtas

The IFG kit comes with a bracket to mount the fog lights. The instructional video suggests using carriage bolts. I decided to use 5/16 elevator bolts since that they are flat on the top. I'm also using OEM parking lights from Money Savers Group. To support the lights, I made a support plate, which is bonded to the body.

The fog lights I have are pretty good. They have a glass lens. They come from JC Whitney and cost about $19 a pair. They came with the IFG kit as well as the mounting bracket, but I ordered another set from JC for the backup lights.

Dale Van Blokland

The front bumper accepts the fog lights and the grills mounted adjacent to it. Al;so shown is the back of one of the assembled fog lights and parts of the assembled set. The last picture is the grills and lights mounted.

Dwight Booth

I mounted the side marker lights, Turn signal lamp assemblies, and Fog lamps. Attached shots are for the Fog Lamps supplied by D&R for the Roadster kit.

I have also outlined how I made the mounting bracket for the Fog Lamp assembly.

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