"Amber" not YELLOW

Looking for Amber fog lights for a 2010 TRD Tacoma

 

Tons on eBay

 

you can slap a amber film on your OEM lights.

 

I've read that those are a bad idea. Something about the film trapping too much heat and cracking the plastic lens. Im not 100% on that though.

 

Ahh. I think you can also buy amber bulbs too

$25 Alla Lighting 2800lm H8 H11 H16 LED Fog Lights Bulbs, 3200K Golden Yellow DRL Replacement for Cars, Trucks, Xtreme Super Bright COB-72 SMD Upgrade

https://www.amazon.com/Alla-Lightin...9Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

 

Literally look at any of @crashnburn80 s posts and it will answer everything you need to know about anything you want to know of.

 

Including but not limited to the meaning of life.

 

That guy designed a new front suspension for his taco but doesn't understand basic center of gravity principles, something weird is going on there.

 

KC G4's. Highly recommend if you have the coin.

 

I just painted mine with VHT metallic engine paint. 4 years and still looks good.

 

apologies for the double pictures

 

DEauto LEDs. I have the 3 mode which I can change colors from a white 6000k to yellow 3000k and a typical halogen 4700k. a Bit pricey but the output it better than any other fog ive used in the last 10 vehicles ive owned. Ill snap some pictures today.

https://deautokey.com/product/dual-...n-a-clean-white-hyper-3000k-yellow-at-anytime

 

I really wanna order these. Have you had any issues?

 

OP, I’d recommend not putting LED bulbs in halogen OEM housing. Don’t be cheap, do it right the first time. There’s a thread somewhere with a ton of fog lights being tested. But again. I recommend the KC G4’s.

 

Not at all!! I've had them for almost a year. The build quality is top quality. I've driven in water up to my headlights and these things have not given me a single issues even submerged lol. I drive my truck pretty hard and they have kept up every step of the way. I updated my initial post with pictures.

I did win these in a contest but one of the main reasons I would buy them is because I am indecisive. And I would buy another set of these go out.

 

They are rotable in the housing to optimize the beam. As you can see, I am running retrofits as well so I understand light output and spread. These cut off like a good SAE J583 would and do not have alot of glare compared to cheaper led bulbs. The thread you are referring to is called sae j583 where he tests a bunch of led lights. Those would require retrofitting in the housing. There are the morimoto fog projectors but they are costly.

Led bulbs in headlights are pretty terrible I agree. I would not recommend running anything but a good halogen in a stock halogen headlight housing.

Mine may be up for sale in a few weeks once I receive all of my armor. I will then be running a "proper" led fog.

 

Oh God don't order those.

Look in here.

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

For that price you could buy all new fogs DESIGNED from the ground up for LEDs.

I think these are the best right now:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/posts/22622437

 

Broad answer for this.
Use the search feature.

 

I removed my leds and put these in the oem housings and I’m much happier. Oem housings work best with halogen bulbs. They can’t properly focus the light from LEDs or HIDs

Nokya H11 Arctic Hyper Yellow Stage 1 2500K Halogen Headlight / Fog Light Bulb

$16 Nokya H11 Arctic Hyper Yellow Stage 1 2500K Halogen Headlight / Fog Light Bulb

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0064FXNUE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_dIUoEbXW7SPGS

 

ok.