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  1. 09-24-2014 09:35 AM #1
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    Morimoto LED Fog Lights - anyone use them?

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    They are a new product with The Retrofit Source, but they seem to be a good option for anyone who wanted to use projectors in their fogs. I bet it wouldn't require too much trimming or fabrication to get these to fit.

    http://www.theretrofitsource.com/led...l#.VCLyePldWCk

    Has anyone looked at these? or plan on using these?
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    Yeah, I know... necro bump.

    But the OP is the same question I have, sooo...

    Here's an updated link to the LED fog lights: https://www.theretrofitsource.com/co...to-xb-led.html
    I haven't measured the factory fog light housings, but these Morimoto fog lights look to have shorter housings. Perhaps they could be a good solution for those with FMIC piping.

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    Just bought these and will try them. http://www.ebay.com/itm/252262237118

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    Quote Originally Posted by eljefe1981 View Post
    Just bought these and will try them. http://www.ebay.com/itm/252262237118

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    Be advised...that in line resistor gets HOT. Like melt plastic hot. Ensure you take this into account when mounting it.

    Looks like the fogs themself will require some fabrication to fit the B6. Can't wait to see how they look.
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    Thank you for the advice. My car is an 09 A4

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luxus Panzer View Post
    Be advised...that in line resistor gets HOT. Like melt plastic hot. Ensure you take this into account when mounting it.
    Wonder if this is a stock problem for new cars.

    Because I believe some new cars get LED fogs stock now, including BMW and Audi.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spike00513 View Post
    Wonder if this is a stock problem for new cars.

    Because I believe some new cars get LED fogs stock now, including BMW and Audi.
    Not a problem, the resistor is just resisting the 12V and one of the laws of thermodynamics informs us that energy does not disappear, it just changes form...to heat in this case.

    New cars prob do not feed 12V DC to the LEDs, or have LEDs designed for 12V DC
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