Unless you're going to get an aftermarket bumper, I would go with OEM Fogs. There are some fogs that fit, but none will look as good as OEMs...thats just my opinion tho..
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you could buy the foglight cover..and put any variety foglight behind it, there alot of lights that will fit into that space very nicely..and with the cover over it, ti will look exactly like the JDMs if u get a yellow fog light and USDM if u get a clear one..peace
Originally posted by PreludeRacer023 you could buy the foglight cover..and put any variety foglight behind it, there alot of lights that will fit into that space very nicely..and with the cover over it, ti will look exactly like the JDMs if u get a yellow fog light and USDM if u get a clear one..peace
Good luck finding those damn covers. No Honda dealers have any left and Honda has ceased production of them.
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Originally posted by yohan420 Really .. I didn't know there were USDM foglights...
so the glass that covers it on USDM , is it amber/yellow colored or can I throw some superwhites in there?
what are the differences of USDM and JDM 4g prelude fogs?
JDM have the amber/yellow color, USDM has a clear cover on it, so you can throw some superwhites
I have usdms
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So then its probably pretty easy to find a pair of used USDM clear fogs then for 4g .... with cover pieces ??
and most likely a lot more inexpensive than the JDM ones ...
My car is already wired w/ relay for fogs i just have some ugly ass ones installed is all ..
there is wiring built into the car for OEM foglights, but since you already have some aftermarket ones, you might as well use OEM ones with the wiring intended for those foglights.
If joel decides to make the coversin carbon fiber. would there be any other fogs that would fit good so i wouldnt have to spend so much on the OEM ones. i really want OEM but i cannot afford em right now and i want the carbon fiber covers.
Originally posted by LudedudeSi If joel decides to make the coversin carbon fiber. would there be any other fogs that would fit good so i wouldnt have to spend so much on the OEM ones. i really want OEM but i cannot afford em right now and i want the carbon fiber covers.
Well, I got my OEM fogs with the relay for 65 bucks.
By the way, Joel HAS said he is going to make the covers, we just need 6 more people to pay.
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Originally posted by G_Loc there is wiring built into the car for OEM foglights, but since you already have some aftermarket ones, you might as well use OEM ones with the wiring intended for those foglights.
That depends....If he has his aftermarket fogs wired to come on without the headlights being on, then he'll want to go with the aftermarket wiring. The factory wiring requires the headlights to be on in order to use the fogs.
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