They really light more and are better, in rain and fog, than white or original? I ask because I drive a lot in these conditions.
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It's really personal preference. Federal regulations require all forward facing lights to be white. I like the look of the yellow light on my fog lights. I feel it doesn't reflect snow and fog back at you and reducing visibility. It makes my vehicles feel a little more customized with a yellow glow as well. But its really up to you!
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I personally would not use them as main headlights. I feel they are not strong enough for this, but fine as fog lights. Being yellowish emphasis the shadows (like night ski goggles) and reduce glare so they "lick" the ground good enough to let you see ice/snow/and what remains of the painted lines on the road. I have them right below the bumper of a Mazda 5 GT.
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In short, yes. The white are for looks, the yellow is best for practicality. And in my opinion look more stylish.
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Mr. Palma, I would say yes they do. I am driving in fog and snow out here in Chicago and it has made a decent difference.
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They seem to be waterproof etc. I've had them outside all summer and fall. They aren't as bright now that the days are shorter.
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The color is a little more white vs typical yellow from standard halogen but not white-white like xenon HID gas arc bulbs. It is worth it to buy xenons with their ballasts for safest night driving
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I use them for night and rainy driving, and I think they're very good at brightening things up. I don't know if they block blue light completely, because I haven't anything to compare to. I just know they work for me and I have a pair in each vehicle.
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They look a little whiter than stock, so maybe 4300K. The higher the temp, the bluer the light. For example, 3000K is yellow, 6000K is blue. White light delivers the best illumination and is found in the 4 to 5 range. I replaced only one side ( bought a pair for when the other side dies) and it is whiter and brighter than stock.
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Depends...the LEDs are very bright, but there is absolutely no focus of the light from them through my F150's lenses. The light simply scatters in all directions with none of the direction you would typically expect from fog lights (low, under the main beams and out to sides). The light is extremely white with a very, very light bluish tint to them. They contrast against my silverstar xZe bulbs which are not as 'silver' as I would have expected them to be. They are bright, but have a bit of yellow which is considerably more noticeable with the fog lights on. Overall, I would say the fog lights are impressive to look at and they do make the truck stand out, but they do not match the silverstars. If I had it to do over, I would buy conventional fog lights.
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It does better than stock without a doubt. You won't regret your purchase IMO. The color is much whiter than stock lights.
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Not really ... overall they are brighter but the difference when braking is not as significant as the regular bulbs
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I thought they were way brighter than the stock interior lights. They are also slightly bluish compared to the stock yellowish.
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It depends on what you want. The fog lights will cast a short, low, wide light pattern good for low visibility situations such as dust/snow/fog or heavy rain. Driving lights are meant to cast a narrow high intensity pattern over great distances - kind of like high beams but much stronger.
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Anything over 5000k will start to decrease in brightness, especially in rain/fog/snow. My 5000k's cut right through all of it
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They are great! So much better than stock. They have a reflective back. The turn signals don't have a reflective back but it doesn't matter. I'd recommend HID's with them too. Looks amazing like that.
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Yes, these lamps should be about 3 times brighter than the factory fog lights. Keep in mind however that because of the increase in brightness they will typically produce a tighter beam of light that extends farther than the beam of a normal fog lamp. With that said, in my opinion they are more effective for use as a driving light as opposed to fog. Thank you, Ty Devereaux OffRoad Innovations
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Not really they and more white then anything. They are brighter then the stock ones on my truck I can see a lot better at night. I hope this helps you.
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Poor compared to factory. Brights will be as bright as your dims are now. I have already went and purchased the (suppose to be) best bulbs you can buy didn't help. Still like them on my truck , but I also have fog lights. If you do buy don't make the same mistake I did at first, remove clips off factory headlights and replace on new headlights they will then already be adjusted. Hope this helps.
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They are brighter than stock bulbs. I actually replaced mine with 921 cob led and found them to be brighter. Overall they will provide improvement on visibilty when backing up.
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Bud, hi beams light up the road as if you have two cars beside you. You can see about 100 yards in front of you. I have both low n hi beam piaa . Just can't seem to get the fog light bulbs, or else the road would be day light .