Stock GT fogs to GT/CS fogs

[Scooters]

I already have a GT/CS lower facia on my GT, and now I am looking to add the GT/CS fog lights and a Roush grille. Will the stock GT fog light wires reach the new fog locations, or is there some type of extension that I need?

Thanks,

Scott

 

[OveRBoreD]

Same route I took. Had the GTCS front for a while then wanted to add the fogs. You could also get the fogs from Tousley pretty cheap. These are the only things you need for the install (besides already having the lower valance)

Mustang Fog Light Extensions H10 to H11 Set (2010-2013) ? Starkey Products

Ford Projector Fog Light Assembly & H11 Halogen Bulb (2010-2014): Starkey Products - Quality Products. Precision Built.

 

[Scooters]

Same route I took. Had the GTCS front for a while then wanted to add the fogs. You could also get the fogs from Tousley pretty cheap. These are the only things you need for the install (besides already having the lower valance)

Mustang Fog Light Extensions H10 to H11 Set (2010-2013) ? Starkey Products

Ford Projector Fog Light Assembly & H11 Halogen Bulb (2010-2014): Starkey Products - Quality Products. Precision Built.

Awesome, thanks for the info/links!

Scott

 

[haVesoV777]

I had been doing some research about this also and the best thing I was able to find was the lower fog light kit straight from Ford to be your best bet. It costs less than Starkey and seems like a more rational purchase.. OEM vs. aftermarket.

Ford Mustang GT Fog Lamp Kit 2013-2014: Levittown Ford Super Center

full kit for under $115. OEM parts.

 

[OveRBoreD]

I had been doing some research about this also and the best thing I was able to find was the lower fog light kit straight from Ford to be your best bet. It costs less than Starkey and seems like a more rational purchase.. OEM vs. aftermarket.

Ford Mustang GT Fog Lamp Kit 2013-2014: Levittown Ford Super Center

full kit for under $115. OEM parts.

The starkey pigtails are plug-n-play. The price is nice however....the fogs on the starkey website are Ford OEM. I'm sure you will be great with whichever path you choose. Best to shop for sure. Good luck OP.

 

[Scooters]

I had been doing some research about this also and the best thing I was able to find was the lower fog light kit straight from Ford to be your best bet. It costs less than Starkey and seems like a more rational purchase.. OEM vs. aftermarket.

Ford Mustang GT Fog Lamp Kit 2013-2014: Levittown Ford Super Center

full kit for under $115. OEM parts.

I have a 2011, so I don't think this will work for me. I just ended up going with the parts from Starkey.

 

[ForgotMyUsrname]

Same route I took. Had the GTCS front for a while then wanted to add the fogs. You could also get the fogs from Tousley pretty cheap. These are the only things you need for the install (besides already having the lower valance)

Mustang Fog Light Extensions H10 to H11 Set (2010-2013) ? Starkey Products

Holy nutsaque those are expensive for no reason. I can build you some with TechFlex that looks a hell of a lot better for $15. All new connectors, pins, and wire. H10 (9006) to H11. Easy.

 

[dead man walkin]

Or... you could just get this kit.. and tint your fog lights 2010-2012 Mustang GT DG Custom Hidden Fog Light Billet Grille (Black) BG16126B-HFOG