Yellow Driving/Fog lights
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Yellow Driving/Fog lights
I have a 2003 Bonneville SSEi. Does anyone know if there is any way to change out stock driving lights to Yellow ones, or is there any way to color them, or get a Yellow bulb? I do courrier work and drive thru heavy fog areas in North East Pa. Thanks for any suggestions
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fog lights you mean right?
pick up some hella angels eyes (ebay) or cyberwhite navigators (walmart).. they are 2x brigher than stock and have real glass lenses... and you could put a yellow bulb in them
pick up some hella angels eyes (ebay) or cyberwhite navigators (walmart).. they are 2x brigher than stock and have real glass lenses... and you could put a yellow bulb in them
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they make yellow hid bulbs that look pretty sweet and are bright. Some kid on club gp has them.
You would have to get a hid kit though....
You would have to get a hid kit though....
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well if you looking for FOG LIGHTS to use in the Rain adn Fog and Snow then you dont want the Angel eyes or Cyber whites, those are Driveing lgiths, they will put of alot of Glare and will make it harder to see in the fog and snow.
For FOG ro SNOW you want "Fog Lights" they have a diffrent beem pattern and have a cover infront of the build so there isn;t any glare in front of the car.
Unless the angel eyes have that Sheld you dotn want them for Fog lights , for Driving lights they Kick Butt
For FOG ro SNOW you want "Fog Lights" they have a diffrent beem pattern and have a cover infront of the build so there isn;t any glare in front of the car.
Unless the angel eyes have that Sheld you dotn want them for Fog lights , for Driving lights they Kick Butt
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i have been looking into getting a set of yellow bulbs to put in my fog/driving lights, but havent found a nice set of bulbs yet that i want to spend the money on
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If y'all want yellow bulbs in all different sizes, follow this linky linky...
http://autolumination.com/headlights.htm
Bandit will post something about the 9011 and 9012 HIR bulbs shortly...
http://autolumination.com/headlights.htm
Bandit will post something about the 9011 and 9012 HIR bulbs shortly...
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Yup if your wanting brighter better 9006 and 9005 to go long with you better Fog or driing lights chekc this place out.
http://www.rallylights.com/
they have these IR bulbs that are alot brighter then the stock or Silver starts or any other 9006/9005 ones.
9005
Halogen Infra Red (HIR) Lumens: 2300 (stock Halogen are 1700)
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/9005.asp
9006
Halogen Infra Red (HIR) Lumens: 1700 (stock Halogen are 1000)
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/9006.asp
you can get the high beem ones at Rockauto.com just look for Viper headlights
they used them in the stock viper ones.
http://www.rallylights.com/ also has a LOT! of other light bulbs and other Driving and Fog lights
http://www.rallylights.com/
they have these IR bulbs that are alot brighter then the stock or Silver starts or any other 9006/9005 ones.
9005
Halogen Infra Red (HIR) Lumens: 2300 (stock Halogen are 1700)
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/9005.asp
9006
Halogen Infra Red (HIR) Lumens: 1700 (stock Halogen are 1000)
http://www.rallylights.com/hella/9006.asp
you can get the high beem ones at Rockauto.com just look for Viper headlights
they used them in the stock viper ones.
http://www.rallylights.com/ also has a LOT! of other light bulbs and other Driving and Fog lights
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Driving lights actually still work pretty decently in bad weather conditions. Fog lights are a very short, but wide beam so you can see the lines (especially the oustide line) in horrid weather. Driving lights are meant to light up your lane (narrow pencil like beam) further then low beams, but not blinding everyone.
Yellow lights wont glare like a white/blue tinted light will. That'* why you see some cars with HID that looks blueish, and then a yellow Fog.
I need new ones... Tempted to do yellow...
Yellow lights wont glare like a white/blue tinted light will. That'* why you see some cars with HID that looks blueish, and then a yellow Fog.
I need new ones... Tempted to do yellow...
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projector fogs are your best option.
3000k is the color temperature of yellow. I woud not suggest HID in the stock fog housings but I woud suggest looking into projector fog lights.
3000k is the color temperature of yellow. I woud not suggest HID in the stock fog housings but I woud suggest looking into projector fog lights.