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#1 · (Edited)
5k lows only - going slightly downhill


5k lows and 3k fogs - same spot


3k fogs only - same spot


5k lows only - on my street, facing slightly uphill


3k fogs only - on my street again
 
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#3 ·
nice pics, the yellow reminds my of my stepmoms 86 5.0 stang with the yellow marshal lights.
 
#6 ·
^^^ yes especially when the ground is wet. Looks good!!!
 
#9 ·
Orly, Well i guess thats why they are called fog lights. LOL

I currently have crapstar 9006 lows and stock everything else. I love how bright the high beams are! But i normally drive at night with my factory fogs on as well. Maybe once i get my HIDs done i wont even need the fogs on anymore and i will get the yellow ones for better "fog" vision.
 
#10 ·
Before this set up I have silverstar ultras in my highs, lows, and fogs and I would also drive with the lows and fogs at night.

Now in normal conditions I don't use the fogs because they aren't needed - the HID low beams are great.
 
#12 ·
I like the HID setup you have! Those fogs look sick when turned on separately
 
#14 ·
You neighbors probably think that a UFO is driving down your street lol
 
#15 ·
I guess I'm an ole folky...but I dont like the yellow fogs at all. I got rid of the regular halogens to get rid of the yellow light
 
#16 ·
The yellow light in inclement weather (namely fog) is far better than white light. It doesn't reflect back into the driver's eyes.

I had amber fogs in my MB 300D and they were amazing in foggy/rainy weather. Much better to see with. It is a completely different yellow than halogen.
 
#17 ·
I live in KY....in town....I dont need the fog cuttuing bulbs....

...and I think they are also called running lights.....so not just for fog---LOL
 
#18 ·
That would be a good reason to not need the 3k lamps... it gets foggy here though so they will be nice to have.

They are def fog lights too. That is what the owners manual, and the service manual calls them anyway. From the factory they are designed to point low and wide, to penetrate through the bottom of the fog. Running lights are made to compliment your headlamps and point farther down the road.
 
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