Yellow Fog lights ya dig?

[TenSpeed]

I would have loved to have gone full on yellow LED, but the fog bulbs in the '13 really look to be non replaceable from what I can tell. Physically looking, and searching the web, it doesn't look like these can just be swapped out.

As for the legality, I am thinking that it would depend on the state.

 

[cbass]

I would have loved to have gone full on yellow LED, but the fog bulbs in the '13 really look to be non replaceable from what I can tell. Physically looking, and searching the web, it doesn't look like these can just be swapped out.

As for the legality, I am thinking that it would depend on the state.

I looked for replacement bits, too. I can't find anything except the housings that use the stock LEDs. Was considering finding another housing that's close to the same size and seeing what I can get to fit. Not ambitious enough to hack up the front of my car yet, though.

I had projector fogs with a 55w 3000k kit in my VW and it was amazing looking:

Stock headlights were 35w 4300k, and the high beams were a scatterless reflector housing with 55w 5000k. It looked like the day in front of that car.

 

[SuperchargedStang]

I want that much yellow beam, can you get lights for a 05-09 bulb replacement with similar effect? are the fog lights h13 bulbs? and for hid's would you need new harnesses and other stuff? or just bulb replacement? are there any companies that make more powerful bulbs, that arent HID's? that would make the light behind the tint a bit stronger?

 

[TenSpeed]

http://hoen-usa.com/fog.htm

Used these in my SVT Focus, just the Xenonmatch, not the yellow, and the quality was outstanding. They matched the 4300k HID's perfectly, looked completely OEM, and were really bright.

 

[SuperchargedStang]

http://hoen-usa.com/fog.htm

Used these in my SVT Focus, just the Xenonmatch, not the yellow, and the quality was outstanding. They matched the 4300k HID's perfectly, looked completely OEM, and were really bright.

do you need harnesses and relays for them?

 

[mfergel]

do you use the stock foglight bulbs? i wish they were a bit brighter compared to the headlight

It's an aftermarket bulb. Don't remember what type though. Nothing significant. Just one of the bright white's vs. your standard yellow tint bulb.

 

[MSgt46270]

I have two sets of the Cree led bulbs in stock. Plug & play.

http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/H10-Yellow-Fog-Lights-16-Watt-Cree-LEDs-Pair_p_726.html




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[TenSpeed]

do you need harnesses and relays for them?

These are just the bulbs, all plug and play, no wiring harnesses or relays.

 

[TGR96]

I dig yellow the fogs.

My old car. I did mine with Lamin-X. They looked more yellow in person than in the pics:

 

[TenSpeed]

I really think that the chrome housing kills the yellow. I wonder how they would look if they were black or even a flat silver. Mine are like that, but they have a slight green tint to them, which I think is caused by the reflection inside the housing.

 

[HellsBells]

I knew it, you're all ricers at heart.

 

[TenSpeed]

 

[mfergel]

I knew it, you're all ricers at heart.

Say what you will but they help out a LOT for night driving. I was amazed at how much difference it made. That said, I have the Raxioms and quality control SUCKED. I went through three pair from AM before I finally said screw it and just fixed them myself. The reflector that hangs over the bulb is crooked in them because of the design. Out of six lights only one of them was actually in straight. Even worse I talked directly with AM. They had someone go down and personally go through a few boxes to inspect them before sending them out (I sent pics and explained the issue) and they STILL sent me lights with crooked reflectors.

 

[SuperchargedStang]

I have two sets of the Cree led bulbs in stock. Plug & play.

http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/H10-Yellow-Fog-Lights-16-Watt-Cree-LEDs-Pair_p_726.html




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Will those be significantly, yellower/brighter than stock?

 

[HellsBells]

Say what you will but they help out a LOT for night driving. I was amazed at how much difference it made.

Helps by reducing light output so there is less glare and reflection coming back at you. Yellow tends to exaggerate relief and contours, which is why Lexus tends to put yellow fog lamps on their cars (emphasis on fog). Same reason yellow tinted lenses are often used on snow goggles to help see the terrain.

So unless you're driving in snow, dirt, or some kind of terrain where seeing every little contour is necessary, it's kind of silly.

To each his own, nothing wrong with whatever makes you happy. It's still super rice though

 

[TenSpeed]

I get quite a bit of fog in certain areas by my apartment. I also drive my car year round, so they will help in the snow. Don't care if they are "rice" because I love the look, and the benefit that it offers me.

 

[TGR96]

My inspiration wasn't exactly what I'd call rice:

 

[TenSpeed]

Me either.

 

[Renesis07]

I always thought yellow fogs was more of an import thing, but some of these mustangs I'm seeing are looking really good with them. I think the OP pulled it off really nice tbh.

 

[HellsBells]

My inspiration wasn't exactly what I'd call rice:

Me either.

GT cars have yellow headlamps by regulation to differentiate from PT class cars (which by regulation must have white headlamps).

So in a way, you guys rock yellow lights so we can differentiate the ricers from the rest of us.