Halos in fog lights.. Has anyone done it?

Mikedezzy

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Has anyone baked their fog lights on a 5th gen and added LED halo rings? I know they are about 90 mm rings needed.

I am just trying to figure out if they are sealed and will have to be cut
or
are they sealed with glue and the lens is removable?

Does anyone have a pair laying around that they have retrofitted to the LED TRS version fog lights?

I just ordered the FX-R kit to retrofit my Low beams and was thinking about getting creative with my fogs as well.
 
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Has anyone baked their fog lights on a 5th gen and added LED halo rings? I know they are about 90 mm rings needed.

I am just trying to figure out if they are sealed and will have to be cut
or
are they sealed with glue and the lens is removable?

Does anyone have a pair laying around that they have retrofitted to the LED TRS version fog lights?

I just ordered the FX-R kit to retrofit my Low beams and was thinking about getting creative with my fogs as well.

Not a fan of Halos on anything but beamers but I did a HID retrofit with Blazer 2" projectors I bought from TRS three or four years ago.The lens are held on by silicon RTV not butyl rubber like the headlights so baking doesn't work . You have to use a exacto knife or equivalent and small flat blade screw driver to get the carefully pry the glass lens off. At least that how I did mine and sealed them back up with RTV when done.

This was before anybody had the LED replacements for fogs or else I would have probably gone that route as they would have been much easier and look just as good. Lexus makes a factory LED projector fog for some F sports that looks to be a direct replacement for these too and run about $130 a piece.New f sport oem led projector fog light - Club Lexus Forums
Almost all Toyota's and Lexus seem to use the same style of fog lamp assembly since 2010.
Here's the part # for the OEM LED fogs but not sure what or if other parts are needed.
81210-30430 Lamp assy, fog L
81220-30380 Lamp assy, fog R

My fog lights opened up.
 

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Harper!!!! You are the MAN!!! Thank you! I had tried to bake my Tundra fog lights a few years back an no matter what i did i could not get them to pry open! so now i know why..



Not a fan of Halos on anything but beamers but I did a HID retrofit with Blazer 2" projectors I bought from TRS three or four years ago.The lens are held on by silicon RTV not butyl rubber like the headlights so baking doesn't work . You have to use a exacto knife or equivalent and small flat blade screw driver to get the carefully pry the glass lens off. At least that how I did mine and sealed them back up with RTV when done.

This was before anybody had the LED replacements for fogs or else I would have probably gone that route as they would have been much easier and look just as good. Lexus makes a factory LED projector fog for some F sports that looks to be a direct replacement for these too and run about $130 a piece.New f sport oem led projector fog light - Club Lexus Forums
Almost all Toyota's and Lexus seem to use the same style of fog lamp assembly since 2010.
Here's the part # for the OEM LED fogs but not sure what or if other parts are needed.
81210-30430 Lamp assy, fog L
81220-30380 Lamp assy, fog R

My fog lights opened up.
 
Wokred like a charm Harper! I used a utility knife and a flat blade screwdriver like you said and about 10 minutes later i had them apart.
Not finished yet but... here ya go
THANKS AGAIN!!!:yo:

 
why not just buy the 2 in 1 LED fog lights. While its not a "halo", its a lot more aggressive looking, and its a OEM/factory port installed accessory, which means its really easy to install.
 

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