Amber Fog Lights 3rd Gen Recommendations

Anybody have any good recommendations on 3rd gen fog lights that will fit in the stock bumper without any cutting or anything? I've heard amber is better than clear but not entirely sure what I should do. Thanks in advance.

 

Nokya NOK7618 Halogen Bulb

$20 Nokya NOK7618 Halogen Bulb

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000U3TTN6?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I have these and love them! Cheap and an improvement over the stock bulbs. Definitely recommend.

 

You can try before you buy:
https://www.lamin-x.com/precut-film-covers/toyota-tacoma-trd-16-fog-light-covers.html

Lamin-x T554y

 

Amber is better but get clear and put Amber film over them. Get some KC Hilites G4 in clear.

 

Check this out: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-led-sae-j583-fog-pod-fog-light-review.554813/

 

This thread has nearly all the replacement fogs:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-led-sae-j583-fog-pod-fog-light-review.554813/

The best by far for Amber are the KC Amber G4s, which are a plug and play replacement for the factory fogs.

Post 356 has some output shots:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...fog-light-review.554813/page-18#post-19144873

 

Best ones out there! I had a set of these in white which i recently swapped out for these amber lights and I love them!!!

http://kustom54lighting.com/12-18-T...g-Lights-IN-STOCK-LIMITED-QUANTITY_p_355.html

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-morimoto-led-amber-fog-lights-preorder-gb.566140/

 

But shouldn't he get the clear then put Amber over them? The Amber ones as they come don't have as good output correct

 

Post 558 has a comparison on the amber Morimotos vs the amber G4s. The G4’s have 2x the pattern area coverage.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...fog-light-review.554813/page-28#post-19408787

Clear G4s are definitely higher output, but if looking specifically for amber the amber G4s are the best so far.

 

This will give a selective yellow output, which will be higher output than amber, but not amber in output.

 

Baja Designs fog light kit ( amber wide cornering) . Plug and play. Lighting improvement is night an day from stock.

 

Baja Designs has not yet released their fog lights, they are due out in a few months. As covered in the linked threads the wide cornering pattern is not a fog pattern. It has no cut offs and blinds other drivers. Baja Designs warns users to not use those on the street with oncoming traffic.

 

Thank you all for the input. what about the best setup for around $100? I am wiring all of this myself so I'm already into it with some money.

 

White vs amber and here are some output shots as well! The Pictures don't do them justice but they are super bright!











Panoramic Shot:

 

Thanks for the clarification. I understand the actual lighting pattern/lighting zone might not strictly constitute a fog light pattern. I interpreted op as looking for lighting options that are intended to replace the factory fogs. I have found mine to be quite effective with increasing visibility in foggy conditions, they are aimed straight forward and only on a handful of occasions has anyone flashed there brights at me, usually its a lowered tuner vehicle that puts thier line of sight on the same axis as the beam pattern. However I typically use them in the same way you would brights,turning off and on as you encounter oncoming traffic. Appreciate the input though man

 

Just pointing out to others the pattern difference, which is very often overlooked when selecting a fog light. What helps in your case is that amber/yellow light is not as harsh on the eyes as the white/blue that human eyes are highly sensitive to, which makes the white/blue light much more excessively glaring.

 

Thanks for all the help fellas. I ended up going with the Amber Morimoto's recommended by moe. The others were a little too pricy!

 

Gotta pay for quality but it is what it is.

 

fair enough. I think these will be a solid middle ground.

 

Look up rago fabrication they have a kit with Baja designs led pod lights with an amber filter on them. Took less than an hour to put on and no need to rewire or cut anything