What's the best way to attach aftermarket fogs? I am putting them below the grille, because I don't want to cut apart my bumper, but I can't figure out a good way to secure them. I can't really drill into the metal bumper...
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks,
Doug
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks,
Doug
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Originally posted by Speebs
What's the best way to attach aftermarket fogs? I am putting them below the grille, because I don't want to cut apart my bumper, but I can't figure out a good way to secure them. I can't really drill into the metal bumper...
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks,
Doug
double sided tape and c-clamp Originally posted by Speebs
What's the best way to attach aftermarket fogs? I am putting them below the grille, because I don't want to cut apart my bumper, but I can't figure out a good way to secure them. I can't really drill into the metal bumper...
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks,
Doug

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Originally posted by Speebs
What's the best way to attach aftermarket fogs? I am putting them below the grille, because I don't want to cut apart my bumper, but I can't figure out a good way to secure them. I can't really drill into the metal bumper...
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks,
Doug
On my '95, I mounted them (with bolts) on the opening ends on each corner on the bottom part (in the center portion) of the grill. I bolted them on the "side-separator" (sorry, I don't any other word to explain this). I used the round-type aftermarket fogs. But, since I wrecked the car last year, the body shop mounted them from underneath since they had the bumper of the car. But, for the most part, buy the round type and drill a hole (for the mounting bolt) into the side-seperator and you'll be fine. Originally posted by Speebs
What's the best way to attach aftermarket fogs? I am putting them below the grille, because I don't want to cut apart my bumper, but I can't figure out a good way to secure them. I can't really drill into the metal bumper...
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks,
Doug

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Originally posted by Speebs
I am very afraid to use double-sided tape. Are there any other options?
It takes a lot of courage, but just remove the backing, stick it on and run like hell. Once it's attached, it doesn't seem so scary anymore. It's like turning off your night light for the first time. Originally posted by Speebs
I am very afraid to use double-sided tape. Are there any other options?

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as long as you prep the surface and use really good tape like 3m it will last
use some kind of clamp if you can just for added security and watch for people who like to jack fogs
use some kind of clamp if you can just for added security and watch for people who like to jack fogs

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Originally posted by MIXXMAX
On my '95, I mounted them (with bolts) on the opening ends on each corner on the bottom part (in the center portion) of the grill. I bolted them on the "side-separator" (sorry, I don't any other word to explain this). I used the round-type aftermarket fogs. But, since I wrecked the car last year, the body shop mounted them from underneath since they had the bumper of the car. But, for the most part, buy the round type and drill a hole (for the mounting bolt) into the side-seperator and you'll be fine.
What did you bolt them into? I can't drill holes into the metal bumper...Originally posted by MIXXMAX
On my '95, I mounted them (with bolts) on the opening ends on each corner on the bottom part (in the center portion) of the grill. I bolted them on the "side-separator" (sorry, I don't any other word to explain this). I used the round-type aftermarket fogs. But, since I wrecked the car last year, the body shop mounted them from underneath since they had the bumper of the car. But, for the most part, buy the round type and drill a hole (for the mounting bolt) into the side-seperator and you'll be fine.
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Originally posted by teraspeed
It takes a lot of courage, but just remove the backing, stick it on and run like hell. Once it's attached, it doesn't seem so scary anymore. It's like turning off your night light for the first time.
yeah...then i came around your neighborhood and ripped them right off...wires and all...Originally posted by teraspeed
It takes a lot of courage, but just remove the backing, stick it on and run like hell. Once it's attached, it doesn't seem so scary anymore. It's like turning off your night light for the first time.
Jae
I just put my front end up on some ramps crawled under and drilled a hole for each one into the metal part of the bumper from underneath.
Not that hard if you have a strong drill. Preferably corded.

Not that hard if you have a strong drill. Preferably corded.
