Blazer foglight idea. Feedback ?

[Shawn5800]

Hey there guys. Lately the fog and heavy precipitation around here has left me desiring something more from my lighting situation. Especially since i go to work in the dark and leave in the dark.

So i read up on here about some of the better fogs. It seems that for someone who wants performance over looks, the blazers are the way to go. I want to mount them in the bottom of my valence. Use a wholesaw to cut, and figure out a mounting system. Possibly epoxy. I want it to look like this, seeing as lower is better with fogs i think they will perform well. Any suggestions?

If you are wondering what fogs im talking about....
Fog Light: Blazers - HID Projectors from The Retrofit Source Inc

 

[Big John]

Looks like a good light.
I personally would opt to mount them to the bottom of the chrome bumper since aiming them properly with epoxy may be rather difficult, if not impossible. I'm also betting they would end up recessed enough to look just as good as it would in the valance with half the work and twice the functionality.

If you're dead set on them in the valance, then drill proper mounts, then bolt them in and paint whatever hardware you use to to this black and this will look fine as well.

 

[rickashay]

I agree with above, you are probably better off mounting the Blazer's to the lower metal portion of the bumper to you can really hone-in the cutoff on those blazers!

If your stuck on the valence idea, check out Fightman's thread, as I believe he runs Hella's or something equivalent and has them mounted in the valence just like you proposed. Hopefully he'll chime in.

 

[Tucson4runner]

I agree with above, you are probably better off mounting the Blazer's to the lower metal portion of the bumper to you can really hone-in the cutoff on those blazers!

If your stuck on the valence idea, check out Fightman's thread, as I believe he runs Hella's or something equivalent and has them mounted in the valence just like you proposed. Hopefully he'll chime in.

And he found a pretty genius housing for them as well. Gotta love that butter.