Official TRS XB LED direct fit foglights Group Buy! Don't miss out!
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Official TRS XB LED direct fit foglights Group Buy! Don't miss out!
You're welcome guys, also if any Coupe owners are interested as well they offer 50$ off the Nissan/Infiniti fogs as well specifically the ones that fit coupes( yes coupes have different fogs)
I doubt any Coupe owners come in here but why not post it here
I doubt any Coupe owners come in here but why not post it here
For future reference, anything purchased at The Retrofit Source over $100 is free shipping, with Promo Code CONUS...
...or so said a friend of mine, who quite coincidentally resells TRS components.
...or so said a friend of mine, who quite coincidentally resells TRS components.
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I have a 2009 so I can't install these. However, I did just install them on my gf's CX-5 the first day we bought it.
Impressions:
They fit in the stock location using the stock screws. I highly suggest taking the car's existing screws and threading them into the lights BEFORE you put them in the car. It helps to make the process easier.
I had to dremel out the back of the foglight housing slightly as the back of the projector is just a little wider than the stock light. Not a big deal, but ymmv.
Wiring is as easy as matching colors. They are literally plug and play.
And finally, output. What a tremendous difference. Width is huge and throw is also vastly improved. If you are on the fence, pull the trigger.
Pics: Headlights have towels over them to block the light. So you are seeing just the fogs.
One OEM fog on:
One OEM fog and one LED:
Just the LED:
Impressions:
They fit in the stock location using the stock screws. I highly suggest taking the car's existing screws and threading them into the lights BEFORE you put them in the car. It helps to make the process easier.
I had to dremel out the back of the foglight housing slightly as the back of the projector is just a little wider than the stock light. Not a big deal, but ymmv.
Wiring is as easy as matching colors. They are literally plug and play.
And finally, output. What a tremendous difference. Width is huge and throw is also vastly improved. If you are on the fence, pull the trigger.
Pics: Headlights have towels over them to block the light. So you are seeing just the fogs.
One OEM fog on:
One OEM fog and one LED:
Just the LED:
However, in all likelihood I won't be doing anything except maybe wrapping them in amber tint, waiting for Spring 2016. Might as well wait out the upcoming winter.
Or not.
Depends how motivated I get to crawl around under the car, and jam my arms behind the wheel well covers.Either way, I'm still jazzed up to get them in my hands.
