fog lamps
#31
They work AWESOME. I was driving once out in the boonies at 1AM in the rain. Not a single street light around. I was surrounded by trees.
I was loving the yellow fog lights, and i am running Luminic's halogen bulbs. I could see very easily. Yellow is easy on the eye, so it was interesting to note how much of a difference it was with 2500K light vs 4300K light.
I feel bad for guys with 12K lights in a rainstorm at night. I've driven with 8K HID's in the rain and night, and even that started to be a challenge.
#33
I have HIDs for my fogs.. Xentech 3000k, yes i dont have my high beams anymore, but i only used high beams to flash them so the slow poke infront would move, with my 3000s they blind people so i get the same effect without having to flash the beams.. they just move automatically.. haha
Its hard to get a good pic of the fogs.. seems like everything glares off..
Its hard to get a good pic of the fogs.. seems like everything glares off..
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#40
quoting myself
this is the thread
https://g35driver.com/forums/body-in...-lights-5.html
Thanks for the awesome write up, i installed my luminics h4s with no trouble, probably took about 20 minutes in total. Here are some pics. Oh and I got my bulbs from luminics bulbs from
http://luminicsbulbs.com
They only cost $28 and shipping was free. I received them in one week.
No High Beams
Highbeams
Sorry all these pictures were taken on my iPhone.!
http://luminicsbulbs.com
They only cost $28 and shipping was free. I received them in one week.
No High Beams
Highbeams
Sorry all these pictures were taken on my iPhone.!
https://g35driver.com/forums/body-in...-lights-5.html
#41
I feel bad for guys with 12K lights in a rainstorm at night.
#42
Only issue with the Luminics halogen bulbs is they are higher wattage than stock. SO they tend to run HOT. WHen i turn mine on, the headlight housing gets pretty hot. That's really the main reason why i don't drive with them on all the time.
Usually it's raining, or snowing, so the cool rain and snow or sub-32* temps helps keep things cool...somewhat.
Usually it's raining, or snowing, so the cool rain and snow or sub-32* temps helps keep things cool...somewhat.
#43
I've had a set of Piaa Plasma Ions for the fog/highs for a few weeks sitting in the garage. I'm reluctant to put them in becasue of the contrast between the oem HIDs next to them. They look good from what i've seen here. I'll search *achem* before I ask if anyones done a mod to run fogs without low beams.
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