Anyone here ever think about installing rear fog light? I'm looking at this one

http://truckperformance.com/products...ear+Fog+Lamps/

How hard would it be to install it?

 

mount them, wired them, and done

 

looks interesting..

 

Ill post a picture of the two auxillary back-up lights I have mounted under the bumper and controlled by an in-cab switch.

 

For the electrical genious, but not for me. I can do calculus, set up home theater, put together computer, change brakes, struts,....but when it comes to automotive electrical, I'm an idiot.

 

im sure there is a automotive wiring for beginners book out there some were u could use. its good stuff to know. since most of the world is run off of it.

 

how hard would it be to drill two holes in the bumper and put them there that way they are better protected?

 

hmmm i would just go all out and get some rear mounted KC lights

 

i think a few people in here are confused about the purpose of rear fog lamps. they are not so you can see behind you. they are so that others can see you in the fog. KC lights in the back would cause an accident in the fog or a storm. ive been considering rear fog lights for some time now, but im trying to find a set that will look clean with the rest of my truck. i could have used them at the GA meet!!

 

Bingo!! This is the exact reason I want one. I remember many nights that I wish I can see the guy in front of me better during a foggy night. I wanna make sure that those idiots can see me when there is thick fog out there, I do live in WI after all. The europeans do know a thing or two. I'm surprise that a rear fog light is not a standard equipment on domestic vehicle by now.

 

youre exactly right, i see them all the time on the euro cars. honestly, if i can find a set of sleek ones, im all over them!!

 

that's kinda strange looking, but whatever floats your boat!

 

topper, if they dont come with a wiring harness, you can pick one up at autozone or get the hella wiring harness. then its all just plug and play, follow the directions