Does anyone have suggestions for fogs for a gen4, where you don't have to cut the lower front grill? And how easy is it to install/wire yourself?

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Thanks, for the info, did you have these installed or did you do it yourself? If a self install, was it difficult? How did you mount the fogs in the grill. Does the lights include instructions on wiring info. Did you use a OEM switch for the dash. Thanks in advance for any help. Also does anyone know if these foglights are sold in Ottawa,Canada, and for how much.

i had a shop did it. they welded/mounted custom metal tubes, two on each light. the fogs are not inbetween the grills. they are behind the grill, but just at the right level so the lights are not blocked by the grill, thus making it useless. the switch came with catz. i'll see if i can take a picture of it.

Pillot has a model that will fit between the ribs without cutting. Also Toyota has fog lamps (made by Hella) that came with full instruction, templates for mounting and cutting and wire harness. Isn't to hard to install. If you are technical inclined it's easy to do it yourself. Prices:<br>Toyota Camry Kit $282<br>Toyota Camry Pre-assembled harness $48.87<br>Toyota Camry In Dash Switch part# 00550-35976 $14.35<br>Also PIAA has good lamps but is a pain to install them.<br>I have PIAA 959 Projector Series Ion lamp that are big and very powerful (85W each) but you have to cut the plastic bumper without a template and to make a mounting bracket that attaches the lamps to the metal bumper. It's a custom job that took me two full days of hard work (including painting). If you go to a shop they'll be able to do it quickly but it'll cost you.<br><br>Burien Toyota (206) 243-0700 has good prices on Toyota parts and PIAA lamps.

I miss to say that I use the Toyota switch (fit nice in the dash) and Toyota harness w/ the PIAA lamps. I got the wiring instructions from a friend that works for Toyota.