2011 Jeep Wrangler HID Fog light kit
02-20-2012, 12:12 PM
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2011 Jeep Wrangler HID Fog light kit
I'm trying to find out what HID kit I need for my fog lights. I have H13 8K 55w in my headlights. I hear H16 is what I need to get. Which one though 35w or 55w? I really like what I have in my headlights and was going to do the same with the fog lights. Will that cause me any issues? I would appreciate the help.
03-25-2012, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by firefighter53111
Don't put the hid fog in. It will melt your housing.
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Ok so mine have been running for a week or so and my housings are just Starting to disfigure I'm going to try to drill some holes into the back of the housing to help with ventilation ... I guess the one hole above the bulb isn't enough ... and if that dosnt help then I'll move on to trying to put a ventilation system hooked up to the housing that will activate with the lights
04-03-2012, 07:46 AM
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Ok so mine have been running for a week or so and my housings are just Starting to disfigure I'm going to try to drill some holes into the back of the housing to help with ventilation ... I guess the one hole above the bulb isn't enough ... and if that dosnt help then I'll move on to trying to put a ventilation system hooked up to the housing that will activate with the lights