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does anybody know where i can get the original fog lights that fit into the valance bumper on a 94'?
valance bumber fog lights
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Ebay...all day long.
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junk yard. you also need the fog light brackets too
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i've tried ebay, idk what size they need to be
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I found a set of the fog light brackets (hard to find) and mounted Pro Comp 55's with the fluted lense. VERY nice upgrade. The size you want is 5". Its very hard to find 5" fog lights, 4" is much more common but in my opinion is way to small for the valance opening.
I also found the stockers are expensive, if you can find them.... about $50 each. The procomps are $25 each from summit.
Here are a few pics of my install:
Pic with headlights on only:
Pic with headlights AND pro comp 55's in the fog valance (before I adjusted the aim a bit):
I don't drive at night without them on
I also found the stockers are expensive, if you can find them.... about $50 each. The procomps are $25 each from summit.
Here are a few pics of my install:
Pic with headlights on only:
Pic with headlights AND pro comp 55's in the fog valance (before I adjusted the aim a bit):
I don't drive at night without them on
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u can make your own brackets bending a small steel plate and drilling a hole on each side to attach to body and the lights.
Harbor Freight has some decent ones http://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/accessory-lights/12-volt-halogen-vehicle-work-light-93904.html
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Why would you have to know the size? If your looking for factory foglights then search for 93-97 ranger foglights.
The brackets have been discontinued from ford. If you cant find them at the junkyard just take a piece of steel and drill a hole in it where you want and weld it to the frame. Simple solution.
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alright, ill make the brackets. but do those pro comp lights come with the plug in thing that hooks into the factory one?
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Nope, you'll have to get those from a stock setup, or just cut the connector off and splice you're own. The procomps just come with about 6 inches of wires that you need to attached connectors to.
The person I bought the fog brackets from also sent the old fog lights with them, which were in completely unusable shape but I lucked out and snipped off the wiring to attach to the procomps.
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