Projector foglight durability

On ebay there is a projector fog light kit. It looks like it bolts directly into the stock location. But anyways I was wondering if they are any good. How bright are they and if they are submerged are they done? I have put my stock fogs under water many times and they still work. thanks

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1999-00-01-...er&vxp=mtr&hash=item3cc183a44a#ht_4306wt_1189

 

[Divemaster191307]

From the back, they look exactly like the Winjet/Spyder projectors I got for my 2007 fog lights. They are not bright at all, at least not with the stock bulb...

 

[nathaniversen]

I have that same set in my ex. I'm happy with the light output, they're decently bright with the included 35w bulbs and mount in the stock location. However, half of one of the halos burnt out within a few months, and after about a year one of the glass covers cracked in half. They're also bad about getting moisture in behind the glass covers, between the cover and the projector lens.

 

[jakemccarthy]

Do you think you could put in 55 watt bulbs, or would it melt them?

 

[nathaniversen]

They're not vented and the bodies are fairly thick, so there would be considerable heat build up inside them, but I'm not sure about melting.

 

[dreddog47]

Running 55W in any small fog light is just a bad idea, due to heat build up. Never run 55W in small light housings or small projectors.