Aj1984P
SE Level Member

id say maby shim the front of the fog bracket to lower the higher of the 2 fogs. use some small fender washers. you wont see them

If there is no ajusters then place a washer btween the bumper and the bracket that should str8ten it out

When you mean "adjust" do you mean up and down? If so, there is a screw on the bottom of the foglight that will do that. You might need to pull down the splash guard if you can't get to it.

I hope this will help:

http://www.grandprixforums.net/f11/i...rix-29325.html

You know what give me a few days and I'll do a write up on this. I have another guy wanting to add fogs to his 04+ GP and I'll try to help both of you as best I can. I need to take pics of my car and what I've done so hopefully it'll give you some ideas, it's nothing complicated I just need to find the time to do it.

i hear evrything your saying but is it possible to wire them without all the relays and not have any issues u say it may cook my wiring dude i just dont know what im doin when it comes to all that suff ive hardwired lights b4 i mean would help if i used a heavy duty headlight harness cause im runnin hid headlights at the moment im just tryin to do it as easy as possible

For your fog lights you can wire them to come on with the headlights, or the parking lamps or however you want, with or without a switch. If you want to wire them to come on with the headlights or the parking lamps you need to use a relay, that will ensure that you don't cook you wiring. Do some online research and see what you can find out, there's a lot on the internet about it, it's nothing hard to do either. Basically, on a standard automotive relay you have four connections that are numbered: #30, this is the fused circuit from your battery, #86 the relay's ground, #85 the relay's trigger, i.e. the parking lamps or headlamps, and #87 the connection to the fog lights.