I finally got around to installing my new Hella Optilux 2500 Angel Eye foglights on my TA. They look sweet and the install was relatively easy, just took a few hours. The kit only cost me about $60 and I think it was well worth the money. My original factory foglights were so chipped up and the quality of light sucked. These new Hella fogs are 55 watts each instead of the factory 25w or so. And the Angel Eye LED ring looks sweet. I used the included switch so you can turn on the LED, or Foglight separately from the vehicle lights. I was able to use the factory fog light brackets with very minor modification.

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i think that looks great. good decision!

 

Those look sweet, good choice.

 

Dude, those look sweet!!! I am sitting here wondering if I could somehow fit those on my camaro. I dont know if you could tuck those in there or not. What do you guys think? I have looked and they don't make any smaller that are still round. They make a little smaller one that is oval, but I dont like those as much.

 

Those look damn good!

 

That. Is. Awesome! That's it, I'm selling a Camaro and getting a T/A!

 

Looks sweet. I plan to do the same on my T/A. How do you managed to switch leds on and off? External switch?

 

I think I've seen those before




Looks great man. Very nice choice.

-Brian

 

That looks awesome! Where did you get them at?

 

Nice ride blackbird!! I've seen your ride before and a guy that has a Silver TA. You guys inspired me. I bought mine here and they are on sale, go get a set:

http://www.rallylights.com/Optilux/optilux_2500.asp

 

same place where I bought mine. They are really a nice product and just feel of high quality.

-Brian

 

I'm not a fan of cutting wires, so I rigged a setup that plugs into the factory foglight plugs so the lights still operate through the factory switch. This kit comes as if you do not have any foglights at all so it has a toggle switch to either have the halo on or the h3 lamps on. I simply used the supplied wiring and wired up the switch to only operate the LED rings. I mounted the switch in my ashtray and everything has been working great. Eventually I'll be purchasing an H3 HID kit to match my headlights to complete the look. These look really nice at night.

-brian

 

Thanks for update, Brian.

 

I used the wiring that came with the kit, however I had to extend the positive and negative wires, so a little splicing, was required. I used the included switch and mounted it below the dash. I'll post some pics of my wiring and the switch location later today. Its not professional, but it looks ok. I didn't want to use the existing fog wiring as it appeared to be a thinner gauge. These fogs are twice the wattage as the stock fogs.

 

Looks great