For fog bulbs I recommend these, i.e., the shiznit...
H16 Philips 2700K LED bulb | Philips 12793UNIX2 |Yellow LED Fog bulb
H16 Philips 2700K LED bulb | Philips 12793UNIX2 |Yellow LED Fog bulb
From what I know, HID lights are illegal in any vehicle that didn't come from the factory with them. Not 100% if that's the law in every state and in all honesty, no one cars and I don't think cops know the laws on them. HID is great for low beam but not high beam for us without modification. For us, the high beam voltage is cut and the high beam bulb is used as the DRL. Cutting voltage to the HID will fry it. If you do install HID high beams, you have to disable the DRL function. We also have plastic fog light housings. HID lights run very hot and it's possible to melt the plastic housing due to this. The LED lights are just as bright as HID in my experience but they don't project as far down the road. For a fog light, that's fine since fogs are for close range anyway. I may eventually install LED low beams but I will leave the high beams alone.
Lot of 'tude in the responses....but there is another factor as well. We don't all see the same in low light, so what is plain to one may be tough for another. I had Cat's eyes until I had Lasik and suffered a drastic reduction in night vision thus requiring more light to ''See'' the same picture at night. Age also reduces night vision.![]()
For fog bulbs I recommend these, i.e., the shiznit...
H16 Philips 2700K LED bulb | Philips 12793UNIX2 |Yellow LED Fog bulb
If I were looking with my head sideways last night, I would have seen themHere are the pictures I said I would post. ... Sorry for the sideways pictures,....
Which high beams did you go with?
If I were looking with my head sideways last night, I would have seen them
Thanks for the pictures! Two pictures are worth two thousand words, I am sold, This is exactly what I was looking for--some sort of low flood light to the side.
I also managed to locate an old thread on how to adjust aiming of the fog lights so I think I am all set.
Thanks again!
Could you link that old thread?
I searched unsuccessfully for a thread of fog light adjustment for 5th gen's... :ranger:
:thanks:
Driving with your fog lights on at all times is creating a false sense of safety. Adding bright foreground lighting is actually counterproductive to seeing at any distance. Here is a good read on the subject:Anyway, I'll change the LEDs and really pay attention to my driving. Also leave the fog lights on.
If I were looking with my head sideways last night, I would have seen them
Thanks for the pictures! Two pictures are worth two thousand words, I am sold, This is exactly what I was looking for--some sort of low flood light to the side. I also managed to locate an old thread on how to adjust aiming of the fog lights so I think I am all set.
Thanks again!
These are the bulbs i'm running in my fog lights
https://www.ebay.com/itm/LED-Headli...ash=item4b2c3380df:g:z1sAAOSwr1tZ~e4v&vxp=mtr
How do they work?
How's the spread? The Cut-off?
It increases light to the side thoughDriving with your fog lights on at all times is creating a false sense of safety. Adding bright foreground lighting is actually counterproductive to seeing at any distance. Here is a good read on the subject:
Daniel Stern Lighting Consultancy and Supply - Fog Lamps