This is my first new thread on this forum, although Ive been an observer for a little while.

I have been on the hunt for amber fog light bulbs to plug into the stock housings. I really wanted something that would match the LED headlights' amber switchbacks.

Not seeing any real options out there, I decided to give these a try:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Here they are installed:





My initial thoughts are that aesthetically they look sweet - they match the switchbacks really well. Unfortunately they do not appear to be really bright, so the function may not be what I was initially looking for. But I will likely be keeping them in, since I never felt the stock fogs did much anyway.

I did not want just a white LED bulb in the stock housings (I have seen the scatter and questionable safety for oncoming drivers mentioned in other posts), nor did I want a yellow bulb (did not want to add another color temperature to the clean LED Headlights' stock look with the amber switchbacks).

I was interested in the Morimottos, but have seen conflicting reviews as to power output, and I will not spend that kind of money unless it is a real worthwhile upgrade. I am waiting to see someone with the new Super Duty's LED fogs (If you have seen them installed post pics!). Then again, what I really want is a really bright amber light, as I find the stock LED headlights' light color basically disappears when it is raining out at night, and I want something that accomplishes the aesthetics pictured above, with power. I may just be dreaming for something that does not exist.

Thoughts?

 

 

Get 3000k Hella Optilux bulbs, theyre 42w and very usable...

 

I'm still in the experimental stage. I've liked the look of Amber fogs on a few of my previous vehicles. Prefer amber lenses for daytime (Eye-Candy-Look) as well as Amber bulbs for night.

Not sure how it'll look on this truck, if I don't like it, the film pulls right off.

 

I was literally thinking of doing this myself, just didn't know how it would look. I'm definitely doing it now.