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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
I like your mods alot. Very clean and accentuates the RL OEM look
Can you provide details about hooking up the PIAAs; installing the fogs and the wiring and switch?
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
Check out this thread of my install.
DIY Aftermarket Fog Light Install through the Fire Wall I mounted the fog light switch to the black blank near the VSA and cruise control button. I used a Dremel to lightly make a hole big enough for the wire to go behind the black blank under the switch. You can not see it unless your head is down on the floor looking at the underside of th switch.
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
Thanks, I missed the original post. Any information on how you attached the lights to the RL?
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
I used the 3M type adhesive that came with the lights. They are attached to the steel bumper behind the plastic bumper cover. I have not had any adhesion problems.
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When you buy quality, you only cry once! I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it! Regarding what you have just read from nevadagarth: These are just my two cents are are in no way meant to offend or represent expertise in any area. This is just my experience and/or observations and the information previously stated makes sense to me. January 2006 Ridgeline of the Month '06 Honda Ridgeline RTL-SR "Special Edition" '07 Honda Odyssey Touring |
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
No problems at all. The lights I have are mounted to a bracket with a flat bottom. The steel part of the bumper under the plastic cover is also flat. There are two allen screws that attach the bracket to the light so I was able to properly aim the foglights since the steel bumper slopes slightly.
Remember how smoothly the Ridgeline rides............no vibrations. Another member took off the front bumper/fascia and drilled holes into the bumper to mount the same lights with bolts and nuts. In an effort to reduce the amount of work, I decided to try the manufacturer supplied adhesive first. If it failed, or became loose, I would then bolt the lights on. I have had the lights installed for almost 1.5 years and no problems. I didn't fear losing a light since the area behind where I mounted the fog lights is somewhat closed off. The light would have been trapped inside and would not be bouncing down the road.
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When you buy quality, you only cry once! I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it! Regarding what you have just read from nevadagarth: These are just my two cents are are in no way meant to offend or represent expertise in any area. This is just my experience and/or observations and the information previously stated makes sense to me. January 2006 Ridgeline of the Month '06 Honda Ridgeline RTL-SR "Special Edition" '07 Honda Odyssey Touring |
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
Really like your mods. Very tasteful. In fact you have motovated me to paint my grill black now
One suggestion...... How about you put the silver front turn signal lights in. I think that would finish it off nicely. Not trying to offend you just my 2 cents... |
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
No offense taken. It probably would finish off the look, but that is not my style.
I really like the fact that the Ridgeline has amber turn signals in the front and the back for what I think is added safety. I wouldn't want to change that. Besides, I am a Project Manager for Street and Highway Construction and the amber turn signals (as well as a strobe light on top) are more consistent with the color of flashing lights expected on a job site.
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Re: PIAA Foglights, Blackened Grill, Chrome Trim
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here is mine. You can see the reflection in the bulb of the orange side reflector: ![]()
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