Where can I get 5" aftermarket fogs?

[BlaineM]

I have A 97 supercab with factory fogs in the valence below the bumper. The PO broke both so I am looking for reasonable priced aftermarket ones to replace them The factory ones are way too much coin. I am having a problem finding ones that are the right diameter. The factory lights are 5" and the holes in the valence are 5 1/2" max. Everything I find is either too big or tiny.
I'm not looking for something to impress the chicks. Just something to light my way in the rain, fog or snow. Any suggestions?

 

[edgeaholic (tm)]

kc 50 series (5 inch diameter) would be perfect except for the cost. they run about $150 a pair.
just check ebay or amazon.com. and see what other 5" lights are available.

 

[NewCastleRob]

ebay

 

[red85]

Tractor Supply stores will have 5" lights available for work lights on tractors . I put 2 of them behind the grill on my 85 Ranger
Here's a pic:

 

[BlaineM]

Looks good and I concidered putting on those same ones until I found they were only 35W. I was hoping for some 55Wers

 

[94STXRanger]

LMC truck has some. I work at Oriellys and i know we can get them from a company called TYC lighting. have your local parts store look them up. They may have to order them in, but should be able to get tehm. Make sure they look in the books too, not just the computer.

 

[red85]

Mine are 55w. I can actually drive at night with them without using the headlights. With the highbeams on and the driving lights at night, night turns into day. They were cheap and I just wired in my own Bosch relay and switch. The lights were 16 bucks apiece and the relay and switck was another 5 bucks.

 

[IboughtAford]

I installed a set of those utility lights into an 88' Mustang GT I had years ago, and I'm gonna use them again for the 95' ranger I have. They work very well.

 

[MAKG]

What about junkyard fog lights? They ought to fit perfectly....