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I would love to, but my wife would probably stab me in my sleep for spending $153 on fog lights .
However, $128 sounds much more reasonable. Put me on the list at number 25! Come on guys, need 22 more to fill in the gap!

I honestly wasn't expecting a huge number of people to be interested as most people on this forum are not "enthusiast", but just owners... But, I thought it was worth a try (who wouldn't want to save a buck?!).
For those of you that think any bulb is going to perform like this, you have absolutely lost your mind. The stock housing throws light everywhere and unless you get crazy bright bulbs they are simply too dim to be beneficial. These housings provide an insane amount of light (you could use these as headlights if it weren't illegal) that is delivered in a wide, saturated beam on the ground in front of the vehicle. The beam also has a crisp cutoff as to avoid throwing the light everywhere and blinding everyone else. for the cost of these housings (even without the discount) you couldn't touch them performance wise with anything else that is available on the market. Period.
I guess I'll give this thread a bit longer and just place my order; looks like my original suspicions were right on...

Your eBay bulbs are deffinately not bright than these morimoto fogs. You probably have more glare which you might think they are brighter but these perform and give distance

Hey guys! LED fog lights seem to come up on the forum quite a bit, and I am in the market to buy some, so I thought I'd check with The Retrofit Source to see if we could put together a group buy on their Morimoto XB LED fogs. These aren't cheap LED bulbs to put into your housing, it is a completely separate Dodge specific housing outfitted with authentic Phillips Luxeon LED bulbs that produce 1200 lumens per side (2400 lumens total!). The LEDs are projector style and provide a wide, saturated flood light with a sharp cutoff that blows the OEM "lights" out of the water.
Group Buy Details:
Full price - $170 10 pairs = 10% discount - $153 15 pairs = 15% discount - $145 20 pairs = 20% discount - $136 25 pairs = 25% discount - $128 Product details: https://www.theretrofitsource.com/complete-headlight-fog-light-housings/morimoto-xb-led-fog-lights-dodge.html#.VmIFJrgrK00
I have no affiliation with this company beyond being a happy customer, I'm simply looking for a deal on some amazing projector LED fog lights.
For more details about timing and such, private message me and I will answer your questions.
Fingers crossed their are others who want a set!
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If I'd had more money to burn during the Black Friday sale, I'd have added this to my order (as it was, I was on the fence adding the MH1 7.0... and just did it when I drove home one night in the rain and couldn't see anything ahead of me).
I'm in. If nothing comes of it, I'll still order a set later in the summer. I threw in LED fleaBay bulbs just to modernize the appearance since I drive with my parking lights and foglights on during the day frequently and did the reverse lights and license plate lights at the same time.
Group Buy Details:
Full price - $170 10 pairs = 10% discount - $153 15 pairs = 15% discount - $145 20 pairs = 20% discount - $136 25 pairs = 25% discount - $128
Product details: https://www.theretro...ml#.VmIFJrgrK00

I have no affiliation with this company beyond being a happy customer, I'm simply looking for a deal on some amazing projector LED fog lights.

For more details about timing and such, private message me and I will answer your questions.

Fingers crossed their are others who want a set!

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I'LL BE OUT ON THE PROWL!

Now that's a good idea. Do you have a pic of how it turned out? Much cheaper than $100 for something similar! Can't believe I never thought of that!

The black plastidip is pretty subtle with the granite crystal, not to mention the fact that it's dirty haha
I didn't expect it to last this long, specially since I didn't do a super thick coating. I also used frog tape which is why the edges look a little serrated. I didn't want to peal it just so I could see how long it could last... And it's still not pealing at all

Now that's a good idea. Do you have a pic of how it turned out? Much cheaper than $100 for something similar! Can't believe I never thought of that!

I looked at these shortly after purchasing my DJ. I decided instead of paying for something to stick on and hope it works I'd try plastidip since I had a few cans sitting around. For $6 and about a half hour to an hour of time the plastidip has held strong for about 9 months now. Even with multiple dogs jumping in and out.

The last time I had a loud noise in the front, I moved my mother-in-law to the back seat!,

Cool thanks for the reply. I figured it would be way better to spray the whole thing then trying to tape off just what you wanted to paint and not get the honeycomb.
Now I've got to decide if I want to do this. If I do, I'll probably want to spray the door handles to match since it would look kind of weird to have a black front grill with chrome handles. And the roof racks would still be chrome. Ah, sounds like too much work, I'll probably just stick with the chrome accents as is. I'm not even sure how hard it would be to remove the roof racks and door handles.

That looks very slick! Just curious, why didn't you wrap the radio bezel and shifter bezel too? Looks like a lot of work, but I may have to add this to my to do wish list!

Looks excellent! What are the details on the light bar? Where did you get it, how much, specs?

Oh my hell, its a freaking bolt on an engine cover!! I've never seen so much grief over such a negligible subject.

Oh my hell, its a freaking bolt on an engine cover!! I've never seen so much grief over such a negligible subject.

Oh my hell, its a freaking bolt on an engine cover!! I've never seen so much grief over such a negligible subject.

Oh wow, my dodge just went to the dealership this morning for a transmission fluid change. We will see if they end up applying this recall!

No plate yet! Don't even have a tin foil hat for when I turn on the radio overnight for the conspiracy/alien/sasquatch/disaster impending/world is coming to an end, show/

It's actually the metal plate in your head causing it...

It's actually the metal plate in your head causing it...

I lived in the high desert of california for a little over 2 years and have yet to see any fog.

Well, my P06DA code disappeared for about 3-4 months so I figured it had fixed itself. Now it's back with a vengeance doing the same shenanigans. I guess I'll have to suck it up and go to the dealer finally. I'm at 96k miles, so better get it done now before the powertrain warranty expires!
I HATE GOING TO THE DEALER!!!

I found it was easier (and less stressful) to just stop having kids.

We have a 5, 3, and almost 1/2 year old. The 5 year old sits in the third row in a booster...he climbs in and out no problem. In front of him (behind the driver seat) is the 5 month old in the infant seat rear facing. We don't have any problem fitting the infant rear facing seat or the clip on base. Behind the passenger is the 3 year old in the convertible car seat forward facing. No problems with her fitting there. The only issue I could see is if you have one of those giant convertible seats rear facing, then it would take up a ton of room. Is that the type of rear facing car seat you have? We like the graco infant seats since you can easily clip/unclip the car seat from the base.