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I have standard 880 / 881 LED bulbs in my factory fog housings.Ok, so I have read this entire thread and a couple of others about LED conversions, but I have not seen much detail about the original fog lamp type. I was hoping to find a decent high output LED that fits the original housings. My ridiculous GMC owner's manual does even list the replacement bulbs in the lamp schedule. It just says "Contact GM dealer" or something like that. I don't even know what that socket type is called. Someone mentioned that TRS Morimoto 880s will fit that socket, but when I visit their site it doesn't give specific vehicle fitment info. It seems to indicate that the 880 is a low-beam headlamp socket. I'm seeing the 9005/H10 Morimot0 2Stroke 2.0 as fog lamps, but my owner's manual shows 9005 as a headlamp. And even if they can be used for either fogs or low beams, I can't tell whether the bulb fits the OEM housing.
Does anyone have more specifics about their LED swaps for OEM housings (2003 Yukon)? Are you converting the harness, socket, and modding the housings? I know the OEM fog housings are junk, but I not planning on modding the valance.
I have standard 880 / 881 LED bulbs in my factory fog housings.
(2003 Yukon SLT)
So I looked at the Morimoto 2Stroke 2.0 reviews and they weren't that stellar considering the cost. Does anyone have experience with BeamTech or Sealight fog lamps? It looks like Sam H. has the BeamTechs on his '03 SLT. I can't find a BeamTech model that looks like his. Sam do you know which ones you purchased?
I bought these:
BEAMTECH 880 LED Bulb, 50W 6500K 8000Lumens Extremely Brigh 885 893 899 CSP Chips Conversion Kit Cool White All In One Plug N Play Low Fog Light https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHF7YVR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_zPawcF8RrFk1l
So far, been happy with them. Previously, I had installed the “Lasfit” I believe, and the passenger side had a failed LED within 2-3 weeks. [emoji107][emoji35]
I bought these:
BEAMTECH 880 LED Bulb, 50W 6500K 8000Lumens Extremely Brigh 885 893 899 CSP Chips Conversion Kit Cool White All In One Plug N Play Low Fog Light https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHF7YVR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_zPawcF8RrFk1l
So far, been happy with them. Previously, I had installed the “Lasfit” I believe, and the passenger side had a failed LED within 2-3 weeks. [emoji107][emoji35]
Wtf Amazon...?!? Well, apologies for that.. i trusted that the link was correct, and obviously it is not. [emoji107][emoji3525]Sorry, Sam, but that Amazon link appears to be for a different BeamTech product that neither looks like your photo nor matches the description that you posted. And it is marked as "Currently Unavailable"
I bought these:
BEAMTECH 880 LED Bulb, 50W 6500K 8000Lumens Extremely Brigh 885 893 899 CSP Chips Conversion Kit Cool White All In One Plug N Play Low Fog Light https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHF7YVR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_zPawcF8RrFk1l
So far, been happy with them. Previously, I had installed the “Lasfit” I believe, and the passenger side had a failed LED within 2-3 weeks. [emoji107][emoji35]
Yep. Probably just changed their models, like all these damn Chinese companies do. I swear they do that to avoid bad rep for bad products. I have been happy with mine so far. But they are definitely a different version / model.This BeamTech set appears to be the closest thing to your description, but looks totally different than your photo:
AmazonSmile: BEAMTECH 880 LED Bulbs,30mm Heatsink Base CSP Chips 885 893 899 6500K Xenon White Extremely Super Bright Conversion Kit Halogen Replacement: Automotive
Yep. Probably just changed their models, like all these damn Chinese companies do. I swear they do that to avoid bad rep for bad products. I have been happy with mine so far. But they are definitely a different version / model.
Yep. Probably just changed their models, like all these damn Chinese companies do. I swear they do that to avoid bad rep for bad products. I have been happy with mine so far. But they are definitely a different version / model.
why not some laser LED Lights ?? theOk time for me to ditch my yucky water-filled OEM fogs. I was looking at doing the jeep fog lights but I'd like to do wide-angle fogs instead of driving lights and I would like the option of the interchangeable lens between clear and amber as well as having the option to switch the beam pattern. So I think the Diode Dynamics SS3s mentioned a few pages back are the best bet.
The question now is what style mounting bracket should I buy? I know I will have to mod them no matter what but I'd like to get something close.
Also, does anyone think it would be worth it to buy the kit for the 2007-2014 suburban fogs so it comes with the little trim piece? The only downside of this style is the mounting bracket is awful and pretty much useless for fitting on a NBS.
***edit: Never mind I realized the suburban kit won't work like I was thinking.***
Hate to break your heart but I'm switching to the z71 valence like all the other cool kids. I've done a ton of measuring and actually have a few different size/style rectangular lights but I don't think anything will have the OEM+ look I'm going for. They just made the hole too weird of a size so everything has to be pointed sideways to look like it fits flush but then the beam pattern is way off. I was considering cutting the back off of the factory lights and putting a KC highlights flex, which is the smallest all in one sealed light I could find. But I think the pattern would look weird being shined through a chopped up reflector housing not to mention my reasoning for replacing the factory lights is that they constantly get full of water, which will only get worse if I cut the entire back off.
There are a few options to mount dual square pods in each fog light hold but I think the square lights look odd and kinda cheesy.
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iJDMTOY Dual LED Pod Fog Lamps Compatible With 02-06 Chevy Avalanche, 03-07 Silverado 2500 3500, Incl (4) 20W High Power CREE LED Cubes, Foglight Location...

why not some laser LED Lights ?? the
Dude put some LASER leds where you have the cheap leds on the grille
I found a Laser(not actual lasers duh) LED array street legal (DOT certified for use in a motor vehicle ) the brightness is incredible
this is just powering it with as single
9 volt battery imagine the brightness with 13.4v
YES it's as bright as it looks and the Beam pattern is excellent..(as it's DOT certified )
i know it looks narrow but i'm only a few feet from the wall in my room
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I am getting ready to have installed.... Morimoto Fog HIDs.... In new ( aftermarket) OEM housings.No pics but all interior and mirror puddles are blue LED.
they're from an OEM it's only $60-70 ea no one figured out the quality yetQuit tempting me! I've had my eye on some laser lighting products for a while. Baja Designs has some really nice options but I can't justify $2k for laser fog lights when a $300 set of LEDs will serve me nearly just as well.
I did get the fogs mounted better and I think they came out really clean. They almost look OEM using the trim piece from the 07-14 Tahoe fog kit Diode Dynamics sells and the factory Z71 brackets I cut off a cheap set of replacement fogs.
I do have a 12" Driving pattern bar I'm test fitting in a few areas to see if I can come up with something that doesn't look "rice" but will provide extra light in Hibeam driving scenarios.