High Quality/Added Luminescence - HID Fogs??
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High Quality/Added Luminescence - HID Fogs??
Hey guys - just like the title says. Ive got a 2012 Advance. What are the best HID Fog kits that truly enhance luminescence and match the stock HID lights? I've seen a couple threads for EBay kits, etc. Are these the best options? I don't mind spending a little money if its a reliable system that works well. All opinions are welcome!!
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Vz
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Vz
#2
Ask youself how much faster the car will be after you spend another $100 on HiD's for the fog light conversion. Sure, it might look cool if they match. But no one will see your car at night.
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#3
That being said...i have HIDxtra.com foglights on my 4G and i think they look pretty cool...and at night too.
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OP,
HIDs fog lights will look cool and matches your OEM low beam HID well. However, if you live in an area where fog lights can be useful, I suggest you don't go with the HID setting. Other than that, make sure you get something good quality. I had friend who bought cheap HIDs and burnt the light housing. That didn't look good at all.
HIDs fog lights will look cool and matches your OEM low beam HID well. However, if you live in an area where fog lights can be useful, I suggest you don't go with the HID setting. Other than that, make sure you get something good quality. I had friend who bought cheap HIDs and burnt the light housing. That didn't look good at all.
#6
OP,
HIDs fog lights will look cool and matches your OEM low beam HID well. However, if you live in an area where fog lights can be useful, I suggest you don't go with the HID setting. Other than that, make sure you get something good quality. I had friend who bought cheap HIDs and burnt the light housing. That didn't look good at all.
HIDs fog lights will look cool and matches your OEM low beam HID well. However, if you live in an area where fog lights can be useful, I suggest you don't go with the HID setting. Other than that, make sure you get something good quality. I had friend who bought cheap HIDs and burnt the light housing. That didn't look good at all.
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#8
You would have to go the led route. Vleds or ijdmtoy sell options. They are plug and play but won't be as bright as halogens. As for bright halogens the Phillips ultra vision didn't match for me and you need to be careful for the wattage.
#9
I have HID fogs, but they do not match the headlights, they a slightly more blue but I'm ok with that. The reason is the Headlamps are 4500k beams and my fogs are 6000k. If you want the fogs to match make sure you get 4500k HID lights for the fogs
#10
Xenonsupply has a 4300k kit. That is what I ordered.
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I used to have 5k and I got the kit from ddmtuning.com and they matched the stock headlights pretty well.
#16
I finally installed them and they look great. I will upload pictures when I can. As an FYI getting the bulbs to lock in the housing was the hardest part.
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