100w fogs
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jan 2013
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From: Dallas Tejas
Why in the heck would you want to run 100w fogs? It's been my personal experience that the housings on most cars melt with anything over 35w. But 100w is just blinding. All of my friends that have gone 100w have removed them because they are just too intense.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2011
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also because of overpowering the wiring harness
more often than that, that's the culprit of fire issues and others
i upgraded the ones in the wifes car with PIA's
not super bright, but made a very nice addition and clean white light too
forgot offhand what bulb/part number
i'd look into that, unless you need amber lights
also a 100w bulb may burn out to fast from overheating if you dont get enough air to keep it cool
more often than that, that's the culprit of fire issues and others
i upgraded the ones in the wifes car with PIA's
not super bright, but made a very nice addition and clean white light too
forgot offhand what bulb/part number
i'd look into that, unless you need amber lights
also a 100w bulb may burn out to fast from overheating if you dont get enough air to keep it cool
Speedy
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Tn
2024 C8 of the Year Finalist - Modified
For my HID fogs and high beams I used dedicated high amp circuits and utilized the stock wiring as the trigger for the new relay. In other words the original connector just turn on a relay and the new fused 10ga circuit is direct from fuse box + to each bulb
Team Owner
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From: Southern Utah
