Zapata

Just finished. Took like 30 min because i couldn't get the housing on the right side to come out. Still doesn't look the same but it's waaaaaaaaay better than the crappy OEM lights
Many thanks to Chod's instructions. A little confusing at first but after taking a look.....very easy. All hail Chod!

id

theres a much easier way to install the m-6s if you don't mind lying underneath your car. all you have to do is remove the plastic guard (use a screwdriver to pull out those little plastic things). then reach up in there...grab the fog lamp device and twist counterclockwise and pull it out. no need to remove the whole casing and it takes much less time. it might be hard if you have big hands though.

on another note i installed my aem cai over the weekend. yay me!

[ 08-27-2001: Message edited by: id ]

GOT PSI?

I was thinkin' of switching over to M6's as well...but can u see a BIG difference when driving? I have installed the Piaa's and they do absolutely squat.

id

used to have piaas in my fogs. the m6s are definitley brighter than the piaas (look much better too IMO). with xenon headlights you're really not going to be able to see much of a difference no matter what bulbs you use. to see a difference you would likely have to remove the 'fake' cl fog lamp casing all-together and put in some real fog lamps.

gto2050

Stock "fog" or "road" lights are yellow compared to HID headlights. M6 is brighter and more color matched to HID. Easiest way to install is to pull the few plastic pins in the underbumper spalshguard and reach up in the there and change them. It's so easy, that once you have done it, you will wonder what all the fuss is about.

id

sometimes it pays to read the manual

[ 08-27-2001: Message edited by: id ]