smapzy

like the topic said, anyone try to put fog light on AP2 bumper by using the fux brake duct?

mosesbotbol

Check the search, someone did a great job with OEM Honda Oddesy fog lights that looked perfect.

clawhammer

That was an AP1 bumper though.

xviper

The AP2 fake air duct is tiny compared to the one on an AP1. You're not going to get much more than a christmas tree bulb in there.

Aze85

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yea, it is alright on an ap1, but i highly doubt you will find anythin for the ap2, unless its all custom

smapzy

that sucks... I saw another post about putting the "Big O Van"'s fog light on the AP1 and it looks very good! I thought we can do something on AP2... Oh well.... X'mas light is on the way then...

mikey k

One of the UK guys (sidewaysonfire) has fog light in the main grill. He gave up putting them in the faux AP1 ducts as they were too small.

DrCloud

Oh, yeah? Well, size isn't everything you know! So there! You AP1 guys with your big fake air ducts, hmmph.

But on topic: This has come up on several occasions, and I, too, would like a solution to this, one that's not hugely difficult to implement. I might even be willing to take off my front bumper (finding my license plate hole fasteners in there in the process) to do the install.

Does anyone know if any of the small PIAA or other fogs/drivers will even fit in those recesses? I can envision drilling a (right-sized) hole into the back of the "duct," fitting in there (with some kind of heat shielding) weather sealed lamps, and using the GrillTech inserts I have over the front, as gravel protection. HPH

S2000GT

I believe someone mentioned they were trying to use the reverse lights from an older style Chrysler Concorde. They are the same basic shape once rotated 90* They are the ones that come inserted into the rear bumper on certain models.

Do a search for it. (ill post the link if I remember and find it)