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HISSIN50

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Cool, thanks for the info Mike - I'll keep an eye peeled for those fogs.
And based on your post, it looks like I indeed had the part #'s switched (not the first time - I normally just look at the wattage output).
Both of our fog lights suck - that makes me feel better.
Sorry for the jack Smitty.
 
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Mustang5L5 said:
American Silverstars are just coated bulbs really. If you want truely brighter whiter light, try to snag a set of European-spec Osram Silverstars. They are not legal in the US so they aren't sold here but you can get them online or off ebay. They put out 50% more lumens than a US spec bulb.
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the ones on e-bay are all H1, H4, H7, ect....

do they make them in the 9004??
 
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Mustang5L5 said:
I think i'm gonna try something different though. I'm gonna pick up a pair of amber 899 bulbs and try running yellow fogs. I like the look of it on Lexus's and have seen a few stangs like that.

I got zero light output from my stock fogs anyway so i just consider them for appearance. I can be in a dark street with just the parking lights on and then turn on the fogs only and see it barely light up a small area directly in front of the car. With the headlights on flicking the fogs on and off i can't tell a difference. Only way i know they are on is the button.
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I went and got the yellow ones from 50resto and they are awesome. the yellow actually lights up EVERYTHING on the sides of the road very well, though in yellow. They look killer too.

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the 94 is my brothers and he just has the yellow J a p (since when is that censored lol) bulbs so they look normal when off, unlike mine that look like yellow lights all the time.
 

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iwashmycar said:
the ones on e-bay are all H1, H4, H7, ect....

do they make them in the 9004??
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They make some 9000 series bulbs. Unsure which. They are coming out with more.
 
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