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Group Buy: Morimoto XB LED Fog Light Housings


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Thanks let us know when you find out.

 

Will do.

 

 

I would be in if I can get the new chrome set for the GMC Sierra.

Are you talking about the following? If so, those are the round ones that are currently being offered for $155 shipped via this group buy.

 

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Thanks let us know when you find out.

 

Square fog lights are included in the group buy price.

 

I would be in if I can get the new chrome set for the GMC Sierra.

 

Still waiting to hear back on these.

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i would be in for a set for a '15 Sierra.

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OK so now that the square ones are included, what don I have to do to purchase the lights

We would just need to wait until the vendor sets up either a coupon code or a special link.

 

 

 

^^^ When and where do we order? Also what about the 10yr warranty is that still valid?

The 10-year warranty is a manufacturer (Morimoto) warranty. So yes, the 10-year warranty would remain.

 

 

 

I am in for a set for my 2015 Sierra

Added. You have a G8 and a Sierra?

 

 

Count me down for the Chevrolet Fogs (replaces GM2590104) for my 2016 Colorado.

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I'd like to get in on this for my 15 sierra (black xb fogs).. Let me know what I need to do Thanks!

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I'd like in for my 15 Sierra. Thanks!

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I'm in on the square ones.

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A quick FYI for all: The round Morimoto LED fog light assemblies are all the same for the Chevrolet, GMC, and Pontiac. The square ones are different. When asking to join in, please simply state "round housings" or "square housings" for simplicity's sake on my part.

 

So far, as of 05/27/2016, the interest is as follows at Camaro5:

  • CamALot
  • Eddiefuzz - maybe?
  • foo.fighter
  • Arogg
  • Kleen
At G8Board:
  • orkrule1
  • s/c'd cav
  • 6 litre
  • GXP25
  • MGMGXP
  • di11avou
  • JessMan (for G8)
  • CamaroSS27
  • Boosted97
  • GT_KEN
  • Fiesty
At GM-Trucks:
  • BIGDOGx
  • Johnny13 (square housings)
  • thetruck454 (square housings)
  • kkmitchell5
  • Jessman (for '15 Sierra)
  • schultzy375
  • chriscote781
  • moody1221
  • CptMcSaug (square housings)
That's 25 people total. New minimum goal of 10 reached.

 

This is happening very soon. The vendor is aware of this and just needs me to provide information about how many lights and which type. After this post I will provide the vendor with the total list so far.

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