Yes, it was super easy and well worth it. The original fog lights were small in size and super cheap. I hope the new 'Made in Mexico' ones hold up better.

I'd so go this route except each unit almost costs about $100 here... Err...

So I drove the car this morning. Fogs are hella bright. And remember I have them upside down for driving lights. Well, I think I need to adjust them and/or flip them right side up and adjust them. The yellow started at the mid-cutoff HID Line and went up from there. If I flip them to normal, I actually think it might be just right despise my original test.

VERY BRIGHT and nice complement to HID.

Did not flip them. Just adjusted. Perfect compliment to HIDs.

Just placed my order for the lights, pigtails, and Hoen xenon match H11 bulbs. Total was $155 shipped. Hope to get everything by next week.

I guarantee you'll LOVE THEM!

I do. :D

For those of you that want a "plug and play" pigtail, http://www.autolumination.com will make them for you for around $17 each.

Wow. . that's expensive. You can get pigtails for both sides for $16.96 and just solder them together yourself. If you don't know how to solder, using a crimp connector would be fine as long as you seal it with some dielectric grease and some electrical tape to protect it from moisture.

Has anyone with an FR-S tried buying those, plus the foglight turn lamp cover (OEM, Gazio, or anything else) to get a stock(looking) foglight set up on their car that will not cost $550+

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fun easy mod thank you

It will work. we did ours using the oem toyota foglight bezel which were about 15.00 each and used brz foglights and made a harness and worked perfect.

Where did you get them for $15?

ditto, $15? would like to know as well.

Bump. Where did you source them?