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Originally Posted by Too Stroked
I'm glad you like them because in the end, that's all that matters. As for me looking at your pics, I'd say that light pattern / distribution is pretty bad. What you want in a fog light is a nice, even, wide (horizontal) and tight (vertical) light distribution. What your pics shows is anything but that. Again, as long as you're happy.
BTW, the other thing you want in a true fog light is a lower color temperature with selective yellow being optimal. Going up in color temperature (more blue) is actually counterproductive as more light gets reflected back into your eyes.
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For the light distribution, your referring to I would blame that on adjusting the bulb angle. During my installation, I removed both housings to clean them and threw my alignment off quite a bit. I defiantly noticed a wider spread of light than from the stock bulbs, so to me, that’s an improvement. My phone's camera may not have done that justice in the photo. The stock bulbs made almost no noticeable difference at night thus why I upgraded. The company does offer a 3000k yellow bulb but I opted for the 6500k white to match my other LEDs in color.
White LEDs do have a stronger color but that is simply something that comes with the territory and is a fair trade-off for more illumination.
I’m happy with the product's performance, and respectfully I have to disagree with your assessment. I do appreciate the feedback however, one of the things I love about this forum is the active members. I lurk more than I want to admit but I always find myself here looking for answers when I get into trouble. This is a great place with a great community.
If anyone has any questions I’ll try to answer them the best I can.
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