What's a good replacement bulb for the fog lights?

[sugjavier]

I just replaced my headlights with 2014 H4/HB2/9003 CREE LED BULB . PICs and I love it so far. Now I want to change out the fog lights with something brighter and better.

I found this in Ebay. Xenon White H4 9003 3-cell 5050 27-SMD LED Bulbs Fog Lights
Says it fits with my 01 Limited so ya. Anyone had these before? or maybe they got something better or similar?

 

[Robb235]

What you posted is an H4 bulb (which is what our headlights are), thought our fog lights were the H3 variety?

Hey Sugjavier, with your LED headlights, do you notice that your high beams turn on when you activate your fog lights?

 

[sugjavier]

What you posted is an H4 bulb (which is what our headlights are), thought our fog lights were the H3 variety?

Hey Sugjavier, with your LED headlights, do you notice that your high beams turn on when you activate your fog lights?

Hm, I wouldn't know. I can't see the fog light bulb. It does say h4 on our headlights.

My high beams don't turn on when I activate my fog lights. The fog lights can only turn on when I'm on low beam. Even if it's on, then I go to high beam, it'll shut off.


I'd like to replace my fog lights with the best n brightest possible using the stock housings. Also, is white/blueish better than yellow for fog lights?

 

[ToyotaBrah]

Don't quote me on this, but I believe that a yellow bulb (3000K) will cut through rain and fog much better than arctic white light.

 

[the great him]

Don't quote me on this, but I believe that a yellow bulb (3000K) will cut through rain and fog much better than arctic white light.

well technically the color has no affect on how far it will shine or how well it will "cut through" but what the color does do is react differently with the human eye. the yellow spectrum offers better definition for the eye thus appearing to shine better in low visibility conditions such as fog, rian, snow, dust ect. it also does not seam to glare as much as it gets absorbed by these elements not reflected back by them -again its all in how the human eye perceives light and color spectrums