LMFAO!! I can believe that
Coupe Conversion
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LMFAO!! I can believe that
RedRyder
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For brand new OEM fogs that are quality built and made to last, not to mention OEM fitment, it's worth it. There's a reason OEM parts cost what they do. But good luck with the search.
yes this is very true, however with fogs i dont care if there OEM or OEM style, there prone to cracking. cant get myself to spend that much money for lights, when i know very well there's a good chance they're gonna crack. ya know? but your absolutely right about fitment
SykVSyx
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You can't want OEM quality and not pay for it, unless someone is selling it used.
OEM foglight sales only come up every so often, like OEM lip kits.
Can always save up and pay for one of the cheaper OEM sets you find.
OR
Look in to using some other OEM-compatible option.
OEM foglight sales only come up every so often, like OEM lip kits.
Can always save up and pay for one of the cheaper OEM sets you find.
OR
Look in to using some other OEM-compatible option.
RedRyder
Save the manuals
Most any OEM foglight lens is better than a cheap Ebay knockoff. But regardless, if you take measures to protect the lens you can greatly decrease their chances of cracking, OEM or not. I would recommend using a thicker mil clearbra or the InvisibleSHIELD film to protect the lens. And don't drive behind dumptrucks, lol.
FunnyVictor86
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Yet again another cheap *** doing the conversion. $240 is cheap for OEM fogs. Let me just add that you get what you pay for and don't expect anything more.
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SykVSyx
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I think monkeyv6 was one of the first people that got the OEM fogs for his 01-02 sedan up here, and the price was up there, so if $240 is the current going rate, get that.
OEM > All
OEM > All
SykVSyx
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Someone does have that swap, I can't remember if it was a Coupe owner though. I think it was, and it may have been Brent(BlackestCoupe).
