H16 fog lights, huh?

[Paragon1]

If I recal the 2010 TE I had was equipped with H11 bulbs. Seems like they changed them for the sake of changing them. Since the ZXE bulbs won't fit does Anyone have a recommendation for bulbs that perform the same?

 

[CheletteTRDPRO]

I have asked the same question let me know when you get a answer thanks

 

[Griz]

You should still be running H11's in a '10-'13. It's '14+ that runs H16, which is essentially a low-wattage H11. Toyota also made this change for other models, so you'll find this the topic extensively discussed in Camry, Corolla, etc. forums.

 

[Jhalko]

You can buy an H11 that will fit the housing, you can buy the LED replacement housing(plug and play) OR you can buy the Rugid Industries converter housing to run duallies or D2's(offroad only of course).

There is a thread for each of those just a search away...

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/172981-best-h11-h8-h16-led-fog-light-bulb-period.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...fog-light-assemblies-2014-other-5th-gens.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...-light-kit-2014-4runner.htmlher-5th-gens.html

 

[tristero]

If I recal the 2010 TE I had was equipped with H11 bulbs. Seems like they changed them for the sake of changing them. Since the ZXE bulbs won't fit does Anyone have a recommendation for bulbs that perform the same?

I'm running the H11 Sylvania zXe for my fogs and regular beams

 

[Paragon1]

I'm running the H11 Sylvania zXe for my fogs and regular beams

Yeah, sucks they changed the bulb size on the newer ones

 

[tristero]

Yeah, sucks they changed the bulb size on the newer ones

My apologies, I get what you were saying now.

I would probably go with the LED setup mentioned by [MENTION=91899]Jhalko[/MENTION] if I had to fit an H16 bulb. You could possibly just rewire and mod the housing to fit an H11, but the LED route seems more cost effective and way less of a pita.

 

[marshal]

You can buy an H11 that will fit the housing, you can buy the LED replacement housing(plug and play) OR you can buy the Rugid Industries converter housing to run duallies or D2's(offroad only of course).

There is a thread for each of those just a search away...

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/172981-best-h11-h8-h16-led-fog-light-bulb-period.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...fog-light-assemblies-2014-other-5th-gens.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...-light-kit-2014-4runner.htmlher-5th-gens.html

Rigid makes DOT approved duallys now

 

[grumpy514]

I'm running H11 HIDs in my fogs. 9011 modified for high beam is a MUST. They are insanely bright compared to stock H11s. H11 55w HID for standard headlights.