Will install Ww kit tomorrow

[sticckz]

will upload final pics....

[sticckz]

[Obsessive]

?!?!? You have to remove the entire bumper?? Or is just easier to access??

[rblimas]

you dont have to... her did. i really dont know why, and i dont know why he used a heat gun... and i dont know why he did every thing out side

[bracester]

Originally Posted by rblimas

you dont have to... her did. i really dont know why, and i dont know why he used a heat gun... and i dont know why he did every thing out side

You not supposed to?

[the cadillac kid]

not necessarily,
you pull the wheel wells out & you're granted access to the fogs & can remove them right there...

[the cadillac kid]

sticckz, looks good

[rblimas]

Originally Posted by bracester

You not supposed to?

not supposed to what?

[hawkphotography]

Yeah Sticckz, looks clean man!

[bracester]

Originally Posted by rblimas

not supposed to what?

Use heatguns and whatnot?

[wildwhl]

Easier through the wheel wells.

GOOP is the best adhesive, period. Not as fast, but the best for this project.

Also, there is silicone sealant and silicone adhesive

WW

[sticckz]

Happy new years to all!!...
i'll but up some pics of how my fogs look..
way brighter now...that i broke the light cover off..
lol...i think its a simple project, if done rite...
however i made a few mistakes that complicated the project..
if done properly tho, should be very easy!!!

[Coma]

I bought WW fogs a while back, but never used them. I now have a set of STS-V fogs installed, looking good, and a pair of stockers sitting in my closet.. right next to the WW fog lenses.

I think I'm going to get down to it and actually put them on, since I have the whole winter to do it. Smash out the old lenses with a hammer or something, remove all the old plastic (I refuse to use the bake method), get some 2-stage epoxy, clamp the shit out of it, wait 48-72 hours, install them in the spring? HIDs should look nice in there, I am wondering if I should remove that shroud inside or not? I guess that once I do I won't be able to put it back in there...?

[billab914]

I'm almost in the same situation, I bought all the lenses and then only did the sidemarkers. I ruined a sidemarker in the baking process before I just decided to smash them. I really want clear fogs but the baking process has scared me away so far after the mess it was for the sidemarkers. Was looking at STS-V lights but that is a much more expensive option.

[wildwhl]

FWIW - the baking of the fogs is a no brainer - much sturdier plastic and warpage highly unlikely. The sidemarkers melt in an instant.

WW