allpro question

Do the stock foglights fit in the holes on the plate bumper?

 

boo 2 that. oh well. what size are the holes in the bumper?

 

I dont know of any aftermarket bumper that reuses the factory fogs. Too difficult to make a mount for them.

 

I didnt know that. but then again I've never owned an aftermarket bumper. Thanks for your input.

 

yeah sure, no problem. The deal with them is the factory bumper skin is perfectly molded to hold/position them, then they have to little pins that come off either side and they just clip into the socket in the bumper. So to make a mount for them in an aftermarket bumper, you'd have to mimic the factory mount which would be a hassle when A) not every one has the fogs in the first place, and B) there are better aftermarket lights available.

 

They are 4 inch holes. You can make the stock ones fit into the two holes in the middle section of the bumper. That will limit your access to the winch, if you have one. Also I think the stock fogs can be made to fit in the Shrockworks bumper. I am not 100% sure but I think I read somewhere that they fit if you make some mounts for them.

 

cool. Is that what everyone puts in thier all pro bumper holes?

 

Yep PIAA 510's

 

ouch, $200 dollaz. did yall get the driving lights or fog?

 

interesting. they sound expensive tho. how much u pay?

 

the 510 w/ ATP light pattern is a great combination for the AP bumper. The ATP pattern is a mix between a driving light and a fog light. Part# 5106, it will cost you $109.00

 

nice! Thanks!

 

I found the 510 series super white lights for $163.99
http://stores.got-chrome.com/Items/...510 Series Super White Driving Lights 55W=85W Maybe these would work for you.

 

X2 and love them, easy to get hands behind and make adjustments to if need be!!

 

I have PIAA 610 HIDs in mine. Expensive but worth it.

 

do the piaa's just plug in or what needs to be done to make em work with the stock oem switch?

 

No you have to cut the old connections off and wire the PIAA connectors in. Pretty simple really, I'm not an electrician and I did it in about 10-15 min.