Xenons In Fogs... Wow!

[plumber802]

Just switched out my 5202 Fog Light bulbs for a set of 6000K XENONs.All I can say is that it doesn't even compare.First of all when you take out the original 5202 bulb you can see that it is no bigger really than a license plate bulb.No wonder the light output was so crappy.I got my XENON kit from http://www.bfxenon.com/5202_HID_Light_Kit_...-5202.htm.These were a true plug-and-play kit.NO splicing at all.All the components are superior quality, not some cheezy ChiCom garbage from Ebay.Well worth the price.I think I'm going to do my High Beams next.Not sure about the Low Beams because these suckers put out so much light I might be pushing it a little with Law Enforcement.Just thought I'd let you know.-Andy.

[RayGMC]

I've got them in my lows. They are great. All you have to do is adjust the beam down some. I haven't seen the cutoff line on the Silverados yet. My Sierra has some glare but my wife's Tahoe has a nice cutoff line.

[plumber802]

I've got them in my lows. They are great. All you have to do is adjust the beam down some. I haven't seen the cutoff line on the Silverados yet. My Sierra has some glare but my wife's Tahoe has a nice cutoff line.

 

 

Do you have any issues with the DRLs and Lo Beam HIds?I thought I read somewhere that they have to be wired directly to a 12V source since the DRls are only 70% during the day which raises hell with HID ballasts.I'd kinda like to keep it simple (plug and play).