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Sure why not, for a total of about $200 why not, so this will add to my Nav system project i bought 2 days ago... :rolleyes:

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Thats pretty cheap for 2 HID kits plus a leveling kit. What you get?

 

 

VVme.com's H11 and 880 6000k Hid kit ($130 shipped) and a RC 2" level kit ($50 shipped) :rolleyes:

 

on a second note, I just looked at my side profile and i noticed im one of the first thousand members on here. what are we up to now?

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Ok real newbie question, but I thought the 9005 were the bulb # for the fogs. What are the 880's for?

 

PS I am member #57711

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Ok real newbie question, but I thought the 9005 were the bulb # for the fogs. What are the 880's for?

 

PS I am member #57711

 

the 9005's are the high beam bulbs, H11's are Low's. The 880's are for the fog lights. i had to use the same HID bulb with my GM foglights i installed in the Z, pretty funny these 880's work for GM vehicles

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where'd ya find the RC kit for $50. cheapest i've located is $75ish... if i could get one for $50 it would be done....

 

on Ebay i did a search and found several where you could make a "best offer" and bartered the price :lol:

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The fog lights are not 880's. They are PS24W's and you'll have to mod the new 880's to fit into the housings. I used 9005 bulbs and modded those. I think I recall someone using 880's once but I can't say for sure. Check my sig for links to the fog light mod. Plenty of pictures and info in there. Good luck. :lol:

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The fog lights are not 880's. They are PS24W's and you'll have to mod the new 880's to fit into the housings. I used 9005 bulbs and modded those. I think I recall someone using 880's once but I can't say for sure. Check my sig for links to the fog light mod. Plenty of pictures and info in there. Good luck. :lol:

 

Yes, i stand corrected the Fog bulbs from sylvania lamp replacement guide say 5202 which are probably PS24W's (converted PN#), but not wanting to purchases new stock bulbs then modify them for HIDs (nice job thinking out of the box though Daddy!!) I will throw a little 2 minute epoxy on the housing and seal them with silicone to ensure water-tightness since the 880's will slide into the stock house without modding the base. But yes tobyb2580 used the 880's

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Do the 880's work with the stock wiring harness?

 

I am waiting for them to arrive to verify, if not ill just wire them up. I'll keep everyone posted.

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Do the 880's work with the stock wiring harness?

 

I am waiting for them to arrive to verify, if not ill just wire them up. I'll keep everyone posted.

 

 

Please do let us know as I wanna throw a kit in my 08 Sierra but wanna do the fogs at the same time if i can.

 

Now I just gotta figure out how the Low beams will run with the DRL-auto lights.

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Do the 880's work with the stock wiring harness?

 

I am waiting for them to arrive to verify, if not ill just wire them up. I'll keep everyone posted.

 

 

Please do let us know as I wanna throw a kit in my 08 Sierra but wanna do the fogs at the same time if i can.

 

Now I just gotta figure out how the Low beams will run with the DRL-auto lights.

 

 

pull the DRL fuses #31 and #33 (is it both? can some one confirm? I pulled both today and the drl don't come on but the auto still works) you shouldnt have a prob. with the auto

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