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Yes i did a search for fog lights! though couldnt find any hits for this question :)

I really dont care if they are OEM or aftermarket just wouldnt mind fitting them in.. Anyone found some or know where to get some? Aftermarket is probably preferable as it should be cheaper :)

Cheers!

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Hi Sage,

The OEM ones are Cibie so they'll cost a packet to buy. I think you can get them via Import Monster. There was a set a while back that went for about 19500 Yen.

I bought a cheap 3" set from Ebay recently but not installed yet. Try http://cars.shop.ebay.com.au/Car-Truck-Parts-/6030/i.html?_catref=1&_fln=1&_ssn=bigboystoys_au&_trksid=p3911.c0.m282

These may do the trick. :thumbsup:

I have a standard bar and the outer plastic grill component has a big enough area to fit them.

Russel

  • 10 months later...

Check the 'what have you done to your Stagea' thread - I posted up some pics of mine, after I put in Narva 100 spotlights, replacing broken Cibie's.

If I had my time again, it looks like LEDs might be a viable option these days?

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