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Does anyone know how to remove the little deflector piece in the fog light housing? I feel like the stock fog lights are next to useless and I believe that if one could remove the deflector, it would increase their usability. Short of baking the housing and taking the screw out of the deflector...

<a href='https://postimg.org/image/j4m97dgg5/' target='_blank'><img src='https://s18.postimg.org/j4m97dgg5/20161017_061559.jpg' border='0' alt='postimage'/></a> It's a blurry picture but you can tell the color is almost pure white, it is extremely bright and the cutoff is very sharp.

http://www.ddmtuning.com/Products/UltraHIDKit That is the link to the kit I got. I got the Ultra HID kit. H11 bulb. 5500 kelvin (ever so slightly blue) (I can post a pic if you'd like). 55 watt. You do not need any error eliminators, harnesses or any other extras. It is direct plug-and-play...

Just put some new Bridgestone All Season tires on a few weeks ago and they handled our first snow of the year perfectly!

I've got a DDM Tuning HID kit for my low beams and couldn't be happier. They're super bright and crisp. Like $70 for them and a lifetime warranty.

Exactly right. That and the LED's I have cause a terrible interference with the radio. I paid $60 for the upgraded DDM kit and they're awesome.

So the parts that I can remember using are as follows: 2 - U brackets, 2" 2 - L brackets, 5" or 6", can't remember 20" SR-LED light bar from Rigid Industries 1 - U cradle for 20" light bar (from Rigid) Wiring harness with cherry red 2 way switch (from Rigid) 2 - bolts and washers to hold on...

Thanks! It can be put in with the high beam but I just haven't got around to do it yet. I just put a separate switch for the meantime.

So, I couldn't quite convince myself that the Morimoto kits were worth $150, so I looked for alternatives. I found DDM Tuning kits starting at like $30. I went with an upgraded set of them that cost me a total of $60, on sale with free shipping. They have a lifetime warranty on the upgraded...

I bought VLED's, not the Auxbeam ones, but I was seriously disappointed with them. I ended up just buying some DDM Tuning HID's and love them. Much, much better than the stock halogen or the LED's.

I only use my lightbar when there is no oncoming traffic. It has 20 individual LED's. 5 on either side are flood lights and the 10 in the middle are spot light. It's obscenely bright to use in traffic. I also replaced my stock low beams lights, but I didn't have the stock HID's to start with.

Anonymous MD, I'll try and grab some tonight for you!

No, the light bar dissipates it's heat on the back side. The warping was due to Snowmageddeon this past winter. Driving through 2 feet or more of snow and then it getting packed hard and forming ice.

It's been awhile since I installed it so I might not have like exact sizes of what I used but I could give you a rough idea of how I did it.

Low beams with light bar on.

It's quite blurry andi just now realized that. Sorry for the poor quality.

I put a 20" light bar on those holes.

10k isn't anything unreasonable for synthetic. I use Pennzoil Platinum synthetic and go 9k before oil changes, as per Black Stones suggestion when I sent in my sample after 7500 miles.