Thinking of getting some for my ek but just wanted to know what everyone thought of the PJDM ones? are they any good cuz ive heard depo fog lights are no good but on jdmcivic.com i read a lot of good reviews just wondering what u guys think??

 

y not oem ??

 

dont fit right

 

I have pjdm fogs and they are great. I hard wired the switch to the battery because I didn't feel like hooking up the harness but they are quality fogs. I bought the unpainted ones which are cheaper.
The hardest part in my opinion was cutting the bumper but that's only because I didn't have the right tools.

 

i was wondering the same thing .. only about 96-98 depo fogs .. i just today heard that depo wasnt that great .. but i was wondering if that was just 99-00 .. b/c i heard 96-98 are good

as for not buying oems .. theyre too expensive from what i hear .. and i dont know where to buy em

 

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i have them to they are good but like he said on the cutting

 

you could use a hacksaw even..

 

ditto to the oem way too expensive$$$ i have the money but saving for a swap and if depo is okay then depo it is damn u guys are helpful

 

It depends on what year car you have.

As far as 6th gens:
- OEM - I've heard of no problems.
- Esuse - I've heard of no problems.
- DEPO - I've heard of problems on the '96-'98s ONLY.

So if you have a '99-'00, you'll probably be safe. I understand their stock foglights are pretty cheap for that front though. I'd look into the Esuse lights for the '96-'98s though. The USDM ones are difficult to find, and the overseas yellow ones (the real ones, new) I've heard of going for around $400.

I have a '98 EX and previously had DEPO square clear foglights. It was hell to have them. They would stop working because of a bad ground at least every other day. Hitting or kicking them usually woudl make them pop back on, but sometimes it took several kicks... and even then they might go back out the next bump you hit.

I also had problems with a leak. I siliconed everythign I could possibly see that could be the source of the leak. I never did get it to stop and eventually bought another set (Esuse) when the screw holding the bulb clip snapped off in the housing (we were trying to solve the grounding issue).

I've had the Esuse lights since, drive in a lot more rain (moved from DE to WA) and have never had any problems in the least with my Esuse foglights.

I really urge you to get Esuse lights if you have a '96-'98 and don't want to fork out enough for OEM.

 

you can get 99-00 OEM fogs here for 136 I just ordered mine and they are great http://www.handaaccessories.com