CJITTY

KICKSXTC is a seller on ebay that had them for $55 shipped, i used them for my rear HID fog project

Silva-type-s

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Bill i know you told me you already got your fogs, but here the answer to your question from yesterday. been using these for a while..... anyone know of a better non-HID fog bulb?

Billu99tl

o cool my best friend was Runing those Texon on his G35.....and just like your car, it looked great...i am waiting fo rmy Nokyas to come in today hopefulyl and will post pics soon

III.II

jjashaa how did you wire your daytime running lights?

JRhodes88

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Wanted to bring this thread back to get some final details about "yellow fog" look.

How did those Nokya 2500k 70W turn out on your car?

I'm ready to buy some fog bulbs for a yellow look on my car, but what are the exact specs. I know nothing about lighting and want to know what size to look for that fits our fogs? 9005/9006?

Billu99tl

i have them already and drive with them on all day and night! They look very very sexy in person! i took a lot of pictures but you cant tell much in pictures man ...i had same bulbs in my last 3 cars and yellow color looks very good! cant go wrong ..i will try to post some better pictures ASAP!

bigeshorte45

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^post em up... i have a cell phone picture of my nokya 2500K's... i've posted it on numerous fog threads... but they just keep comin up

bigeshorte45

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xtremex626

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Hm.. I'm planning on getting the Nokya JDM Yellow 2500K bulbs.. but I wanna make sure that previous Nokya users have no problems whatsoever even with the wattage at 70W and the stock housing @ 51W. I need experience from people who had Nokya JDM Yellow 2500K on their fogs. Any help appreciated!

AlanW

The Nokya 2500K work great, no problems with the 70 watts for me in over a year of running them. Correct size for my 02 TLS on the foglights is 9006.
(9006 is a common low beam bulb and 9005 is a common high-beam bulb for many vehicles)

Also recently purchased some Nokya Cosmic White Stage II 5000K 70 watt 9006 bulbs for the low beams on my truck. Very Nice also

AlanW

I'm NO electrican, but I think basically....51 watts at 12 volts equals about 4.25 amps.
70 watts at 12 volts equals about 5.83 amps, so you are only talking about an increase of 1.57 amps per side. So it should be no big deal at all.

Since our cars probably run closer to 14 volts, the amps are even less and the increase is even less.

xtremex626

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Thanks for the assurance guys.. I'm convinced and getting the go ahead to get these bulbs! I can't wait to put them on. And of course, there will be good pictures coming your way guys.