saiko21
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Fogs are supposed to be yellow in color to reduce glare in foggy conditions. White reflects alot and causes glare
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The reflector in our fogs offers the greatest benefit to swapping in an LED bulb, compared to the low and high beams. The yellow light might be better in foggy conditions, but how often are you dealing with foggy conditions?
So far as "supposed to be yellow"....how many cars have them yellow from the factory? Beqr in mind what most people call "fog lights" are actually "driving lights". There is a big difference in be throw pattern between the two. Aftermarket manufacturing often creates hybrid throw pattern options. Personally I prefer driving lamps. My old WRX had Hella FF1000 and those things were like twin floodlights.
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now you need LED low beams. halogen looks gross.
also you have a ABM. aegean blue metallic. theres no pearl so its not ABP
also you have a ABM. aegean blue metallic. theres no pearl so its not ABP
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Agreed on the lows. I did all 3 sets soon after buying the car, and almost 2 years later zero issues.
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HID’s are up next. My experience with LED bulbs in my Accord Sport weren’t the best. While the looked good, the output was lacking. So, I’m going with a good retrofit.. likely Morimotos 6000k... but in the meantime, these bulbs look fantastic and the pattern is perfect
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Yep that was an Acura color in Pearl. Honda did bring it back but in Metallic.
The more you know.
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