Yellow fog lights
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Im looking to get yellow fog lights that are brighter then stock, any one have some? What brand? Watts? 880, 893, or other?
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yellow fogs actually cut through fowl weather better than clear, blue, purple ect if you look at most rally or lemans cars they have yellow fogs and blueish white driving lamps
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The 893 yellow bulb is a great drop in replacement for our stock fogs. To do fogs correctly in our cars you might want to look at a PIAA 510 Crystal Ion offering or a Bosch 4 in offering.
On my Bonneville I run a set of CATZ lamps that work really well. On my Tacoma I installed a set of PIAA 510 lamps that work well but I have not had the chance to use in dense fog or snow. In rain they do the job.