Are the fog lights lens plastic or tempered glass?

[Cobreezy]

:shrug: The reason I'm asking is because I want to replace the stock bulbs with an aftermarket bulb that has a higher wattage output. The brighter light will be very warm and can damage the lens if it is made of plastic. Here's what the bulbs look like:

Luminics Yellow Mustang Foglight Bulbs

I think this will look bad ass with a set of HID head lights! :rockon:

 

[Blk04Snake]

Plastic

 

[BBCOBRA]

I thought they were glass. :shrug:

 

[Juruense]

glass

 

[TVSCobra]

forged steel

 

[jbrown1238]

:shrug: The reason I'm asking is because I want to replace the stock bulbs with an aftermarket bulb that has a higher wattage output. The brighter light will be very warm and can damage the lens if it is made of plastic. Here's what the bulbs look like:

Luminics Yellow Mustang Foglight Bulbs

I think this will look bad ass with a set of HID head lights! :rockon:

They break like glass.

 

[HID_Guy]

glass

+1 on tempered glass ...... we have personally checked them out and they are not plastic.

 

[RAPTOR5V]

forged steel

:lol:

they are glass and i've been through a few thx to rocks

 

[mike1284]

one of mine was shattered, they are glass. $85 from ford new

 

[Steve2050]

They are definitely glass. I just bought a new pair from Steve @ Tousley Ford and they were roughly $49.00 each.

 

[mike1284]

They are definitely glass. I just bought a new pair from Steve @ Tousley Ford and they were roughly $49.00 each.

damn, luuuuuuuucky

 

[CobraMac]

I had those same exact bulbs in my fogs for a while and they looked sick. Than they started to flicker and not turn on sometimes. So I took them out and saw that they had fried and ate away at the connector. So I had to cut off the connecter and hard wire my new HID's in. Sucked

 

[Cobreezy]

I had those same exact bulbs in my fogs for a while and they looked sick. Than they started to flicker and not turn on sometimes. So I took them out and saw that they had fried and ate away at the connector. So I had to cut off the connecter and hard wire my new HID's in. Sucked

That's what I was afraid of, the stock connectors melting away. The bulb company now sells a plug-n-play wiring harness that has high heat resistant plastic and 14GA high gauge wires. Do you think it's worth it?

 

[CobraMac]

That's what I was afraid of, the stock connectors melting away. The bulb company now sells a plug-n-play wiring harness that has high heat resistant plastic and 14GA high gauge wires. Do you think it's worth it?

That might work, but it was the connector on the cars harness that got eaten away, not the connector attacked to the bulb. It's your call though!

 

[Cobreezy]

That might work, but it was the connector on the cars harness that got eaten away, not the connector attacked to the bulb. It's your call though!

Oh, you mean the fog light housing connector?

 

[CobraMac]

Oh, you mean the fog light housing connector?

I mean you have a connector that comes from the car and plugs into the actual bulb. That male end.

 

[Cobreezy]

I mean you have a connector that comes from the car and plugs into the actual bulb. That male end.

OIC...my bad! I was assuming the fog light housing at the bulb mount end would melt as well.

 

[XyX]

glass....peep the sig

 

[VincodeY]

glass...i know this thanks to a rouge pebble. Damn the pebbles..