New to Forum: Factory Foglight Protection?
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New to Forum: Factory Foglight Protection?
Hi all. This is my first post. I just got a new Ranger '08 4x4, and a friend of mine has a busted foglight on his Ranger. Is there any kind of rock guard that clips into the factory lamp socket? I have been searching and have not been able to find anything. I just know that mine will probably get broken from branches or rock due to the low corner location. I am also interested in any other exterior modifications that help protect from rock damage (gravel roads and branches). My truck is basically stock, nothing added yet, except for a canopy and boat rack. Looking forward to forum and any helpful information. Thanks.
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Thanks, that sounds like a good solution. I found it here, 12 x 24 " for $11.50. Not sure how easy it is to apply but can't be all that hard. This would be good for rock protection on the paint as well. I don't plan on putting nerf bars or front mud flaps as they usually get damaged or ripped off in mud.
http://cgi.ebay.ca/12-x24-3M-Scotchg...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.ca/12-x24-3M-Scotchg...QQcmdZViewItem
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#7
Chicken wire...
Wouldn't have thought of that one! Now that gives me some ideas. I was looking up the 3m film but couldn't find the tech specifications on their website. I wonder how much force it can really take, rocks hurtling at XX km/hr??? I know that there are a lot of different sized meshes out there or can make a custom guard.
#9
I am considering that but was wondering how difficult it was to install and have look invisible.
Thanks
George
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3m ClearBra works fine. It can be cut to fit anything and unless someone takes a hammer to it, it's not going to break with that on it. People do that on headlights all the time and I can't imagine it not working on the fog lights.
I had this done on my Integra I used to have on the headlights...the car sat really low and was prone to headlights getting cracked. it never yellowed or anything and you couldn't really see it.
I had this done on my Integra I used to have on the headlights...the car sat really low and was prone to headlights getting cracked. it never yellowed or anything and you couldn't really see it.
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#12
Its cheaper to just buy the foglamp new if it breaks.. and they wont break very often anyway - as low of a location as it is - our fog lamps sit higher then most small cars normal headlights.
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