Hello guys, I'm digging around for some good plug and play replacement bulbs from the factory lights.

Here is what I found that maybe a good set, but I'm not 100% sure yet. Anyone have any experience with this, I know Diode Dynamics are prob the best, but they are fairly pricey and thus a little risk is worth the reward, if I can find something like or better. Thanks

Not everything that is lower cost is junk, I have seen sometimes great products at stupid low costs, but then again most is junk imho anyway, high or low costs lol

BROVIEW P3 Cree-XML2 40W/Pair 9005 HB3 9045 High Power LED Fog Driving Light 4000 LM Bulb Kit, 3 Colors All in One- (2pcs/set)





$55 Link

Looks like maybe a close match to DD's, same LED's hard to tell what the real diff is?

 

Broview is a good brand. I have a pair of 9007 and they are flawless.

 

That is great to know thanks, hope they are plug and play like they are stating...

 

Please reply here on them if you get them. I am thinking of a set for my truck fogs.

 

I will for sure, just need to make sure the fitment is plug & play and that I'm getting the correct model, I'm new to this still, but learning fast.

 

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Nick C.

 

Why stick with the OEM fogs? You can pick up a set of the Morimoto LED fog lights for less than $200 and they bolt right in and look awesome. For $20 extra you can get the yellow film that sticks to the outside of the lens.

 

Picked up a set of 4300k led bulbs off ebay for like 15 bucks. Put em in last night And I love em. Drove all the way to work with just the fogs on (about a 40 minute drive)

 

Bought PIAA halogen bulbs for mine in late 2014 and have been well-pleased, although admittedly I don't drive much at night. From prior related threads, many like me liked them - others not as much. Complaint was desire to exactly match the color hue of factory HIDs (as I also have) which these halogens don't. Close enough for me and yes, plug 'n play...

Edited 'cus Amazon keeps redirecting to a high-priced Canada supplier, whereas can be had for prox $67/pair from USA sources.
Search for: PIAA 15210 H10 (9145) Xtreme White Plus High Performance Halogen Bulb, (Pack of 2)

 

That color temperature appears to be much closer to 3000K than 4300K. It will be very useful in foggy conditions, but I thought it was worth pointing out.

Here's a comparison chart of the various color temperatures for reference:



Nick C.