I am looking to get more light out of the fogs.
For those that have tweaked their stock fog lights, will changing the bulb make a big difference or should I look at changing the whole light set up?
Thanks!
I installed the LUMINICS H10 JDM YELLOW FOGLIGHT... seem to help. We do not have heavy fogs lately... so I can't tell much. We used to have super heavy fogs... which I can't see within 10 feets ahead. But after I installed the yellow fog bulbs... there is no heavy fogs yet to test.
I know for sure it works better than the white fog lights.
could change to a brighter bulb, change to a led bulb or if you have a chunk of change laying around covert to a hid with a ballast. or could add some lights like a bull or light bar then get some additional lights, i have a bull bar with some kc lights that are great. we don't get much fog where i'm at so i couldn't tell you if they help in the fog.
Andrew
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2005 Toyota Tundra Access Cab Limited
Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor LT285/70R17, Bilstien 5100's, 1" Rear Blocks, Rough Country Rear Shocks, RevTek Diff Drop, Total Chaos Steering Rack Bushings, Downey HD End Links, CV Boot Mod, K&N CAI, Borla Split Side Exit Exhaust, Removed Resonator, Summit Nerf Bars, Bullett Bull Bar, KC Highlights Long Range Slim Lights, 1.25" Spidertraxx Adapters, Herculiner Roll On Bed Liner
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im dropping in the hid this weekend in mine. ill take some shots for you.
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Do you need more fog light or driving light? If you want driving light, get new lights, you can then sell your fog lights to another member ( me) and recoup some of your cost.
Driving and fog lights are different and modding one won't give you a good result
The front lights (head/fog) were totally inadequate on my 2005 Tundra. I plan on purchasing an aftermarket headlight wiring harness and installing at least 85W headlights soon. I have already upgraded my fogs to Toshiba HIR 9011 which are the 65W version that put out 2300 lumens! They put out a lot more light than my headlights to the point that it is mandatory for me to upgrade the headlights as my eyes have a tendancy to focus in the brighter light nearer the truck. Toshiba HIR fogs are awesome and run on 65W and stock wiring but put out a TON more lumens than any thing out there.
Yeah but you don't want to blind oncoming drivers. My headlights were so weak i couldnt tell if they were on sometimes and awful sulfer yellow color. I put some silverstars in there and polished the lens with plastic-x and now they are fantastic. Great light output and visibility, cool bright white color (cant stand the blue). did the fogs too. Oh and i have three hella 55w driving lights for the backroads an the offroads. I share your passion for good lighting.
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Spend the money and do it right the first time!!!!
I would NOT suggest putting in a higher wattage bulb then what is already in your lights. Doing so might draw to much current and blow a fuse or melt your wiring.
More light from fogs?
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