Replacement Fog Lights in ARB Bar

[Tonytbts Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Tonytbts]

I fitted them without ever buying the ARB lights.

Cheers, Tony

[Damien Parker Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Damien Parker]

Awesome.

I wish i could see the photo's of your setup tony, but have to be a member of the yahoo group to see.

[Tonytbts Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Tonytbts]

Damien - please check your private messages.
Tony

[Damien Parker Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Damien Parker]

Thanks for sending the photos through Tony.

I now have more items to add to my wish list's

[lc120_man Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close lc120_man]

Awesome.

I wish i could see the photo's of your setup tony, but have to be a member of the yahoo group to see.

Damien,

You can join yahoo group here: http://www.lcool.org/form/application_new.html

I didn't had ARB lights before as well...

[Damien Parker Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Damien Parker]

Thanks Stan.

Just filled out the form.

[FlyNdrive Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close FlyNdrive]

Some of the American FJ's have gone with these from eBay. I can't vouch for the quality, but the cost is a lot better.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...em170143767277

Good luck,

-Ben

[robyrob Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close robyrob]

foggy ideas

I've just set ours up using Narva 100mm foggy's, worked a treat with about a 10mm clearance around light and no need to disfigure moulded inserts in front bar. I just need to remove fixing points for plastic covers and with the use of some 3mm ally angle, made custome brackets which when drilled to match Narva light bolts, fitted like a glove and look a million bucks. I didn't like the idea of parting with $$$ for OEM IPF foggy's even though I'm sure there a damn good light. Narva lights have a metal casing and are quite adequate for the job. I don't really use them for foggy's as the are a little too high to do what you would expect a fog light to do. I use them more as additional driving lights. Retail cost was $155, however I'd pick up for $108 so was very happy. Narva also make a 100mm driving light 55w kit, same but with different reflector/globe setup. These retail for I think $120 in store. Best thing was the OEM Toyota fog wiring loom worked a treat so no crappy switches to deal with in cabin.

[Damien Parker Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Damien Parker]

That's exactly what i am planning to do to my new bar when i pick it up tomorrow.

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Steptoe,

I live in Toowoomba, and they are a must up here when we get cloud roll in over the range. . Never know when you might need them...

Mark

[chester Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close chester]

Re: Replacement Fog Lights in ARB Bar

Umm i dnt know if it is just me but my so called fog lights in my ARB bar are brighter than my headlights

[Schaffer Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close Schaffer]

Re: Replacement Fog Lights in ARB Bar

Umm i dnt know if it is just me but my so called fog lights in my ARB bar are brighter than my headlights

Mine are fine. Do you have aftermarket globes in your headlights? How old is your vehicle? Has the headlights been subjected to extreme water that may have effected their reflective capabilities?

[MickL Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close MickL]

Re: Replacement Fog Lights in ARB Bar

Umm i dnt know if it is just me but my so called fog lights in my ARB bar are brighter than my headlights

Mine are fine. Do you have aftermarket globes in your headlights? How old is your vehicle? Has the headlights been subjected to extreme water that may have effected their reflective capabilities?

Another thing to check is the headlight adjustment. Toyota are a little conservative and aim them quite low... add a litte lift and it can be way out.

You'll find even on a standard Prado they can be adjust "Up" a fair bit without dazzling oncoming cars, but improving forward penitration a whole lot.

Along with the adjustment add a set of globes along the lines of the Phillips 50+ (I think they do 80+ now as well :?: ) for a good, cost effective result.


Mick

[chester Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close chester]

Re: Replacement Fog Lights in ARB Bar

yeah it has been lifted how do you adjust the headlights

[MickL Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close MickL]

Re: Replacement Fog Lights in ARB Bar

yeah it has been lifted how do you adjust the headlights

On the rear of each headlight unit are a two seperate adjusting screws that move the reflector.. one adjusts left to right, the other up and down.

Mick