86TA4SALE

I have been searching for a while for HID fog lights for my trans am. I have only seen a few posts about this on here and they were all for Camaros anyway. Does anyone know where I could get these? I found HID fog lights but only for fourth-gen LS1s. Is it possible to use the same fog light housing and just put an HID bulb in? Thanks in advance.

~Matt

CamaroDude90

Yes, it's possible to put a HID bulb in the existing housing.

TTA579

Find a Hella H4 conversion, and an H4 HID kit. There are lots of websites selling HID lights.

Crutchfield sells the conversions, I think JCWhitney has them as well.
Websites like xenonking.com have h4 HIDs

Edit: Oh, fog lights. I didn't read. xenonking.com will have the correct fog lights too I believe.

deano17

I'm not exactly sure about TA fog lights but I know that you can get HID conversion kits for almost any bulb. I have a Nissan Altima which I just put 10,000k HIDs in. As long as the fog lights have those twist out removable bulb sockets, you should be able to replace them with HIDs. I just looked up your car and it looks like it takes a 55w H3 bulb. Just check out ebay or another parts site and get an H3 conversion kit.

86TA4SALE

Ok so I can order an H3 55W conversion kit like the one in the link below? Also, any suggestions as to which to get? If I remember correctly 6000K is pure white. I want to get the whitest one. thanks guys.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/50W-5...item20af6a3963

~Matt

fast82z

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You got it! Your car has h3 fog light bulbs, and 6000k is a white color.

TTA579

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature
http://www.sizes.com/units/color_temperature.htm
I believe 5000k is the correct temperature to produce the most visible light.
Higher color temperatures will have more blue and eventually violet color
Lower color temperatures will have more yellow and eventually red color

86TA4SALE

Ok thanks guys. Looks like I'll get this kit or one just like it.

http://www.xenonking.com/Visionpro-4...d-Kit-Car.html

Then I just have to find a good place to tie the ballasts and I'll be set.

~Matt