fog lights in lower bumper

[bdnbfrank]

does anyone know of a kit to put fog/drivings light in the bumper of an 09 g37s sedan? I would love to have daytime running lights on my car and the ability to have these lights installeted on my car.

[zozoka1212]

To my knowledge it is not available to our car. However it isn't hard to fabricate a holder and attach it to the bumper frame. Also have to fabricate the lower grills on the sides.

[DAAN.]

just checked fogs on mine - they're located in the head assembly

[Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT]

They make a kit for the older g's but not for your body style...

I wish the kit for my g wasn't so damn expensive

[Calcvictim]

an alernative might be something like this

they look small, light and easy to mounthttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ories

[pfarmer]

an alernative might be something like this

they look small, light and easy to mounthttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ories

Looks interesting. Now what I thought about doing was tapping into the steering angle sensor and lighting up the head units off of LED flashlights. As the steering angle changes different lights would turn on (or brighten). You would mount these in the lower part of the front bumper all the way around which should be simple to do since they would require simple round holes. I have AFS now but to me the proper way of doing this is full electronic solution.

Coast has a style that can be focused. This would allow you to have a fairly sharp spot beam for the center ones while having more of a flood for the sides. I think the concept would work fine for driving lights.

Perry