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get the flaming ready...(yellow fogs)

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ok, so I have the front bumper off again to tackle making the turn markers and fogs tinted...a painter friend of mine is hooking me up....

so the question is...the fogs are going to be tinted to match the rest of the black-out look...I'm not doing HID converstion (6500k) on the fogs because there is actually a lot of foggy mornings/nights here is Florida right by the ocean...

so yellow fogs actual help with seeing in actual fog....but how g a y will it look????

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So you'll have yellow bulbs behind the tinted lens? I think it should look just fine. Then again, I've always been a fan of yellow fog lights, and actually think that function over form is the way to go.
So you'll have yellow bulbs behind the tinted lens? I think it should look just fine. Then again, I've always been a fan of yellow fog lights, and actually think that function over form is the way to go.
honestly, i like the ambers o the front of the car as well. i dont mind the side markers either.
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wow, I didn't get it as bad as I thought I would...it really is function over stlye....

does anyone here have them?
ummm, all fogs are yellow. anyone who has fogs that aren't are riceres...or misinformed. white lights are driving lights...
Not a lot of fog here. Thats why I opted for the 55w hids.
ummm, all fogs are yellow. anyone who has fogs that aren't are riceres...or misinformed. white lights are driving lights...
so when you turn your fog light switch on...what color lights comes out...cause the cadillac book calls them "fog lights" and cadillac installed clear (white) 9145 bulbs
ummm, all fogs are yellow. anyone who has fogs that aren't are riceres...or misinformed. white lights are driving lights...
Nice try, but actually fog lights and driving lights are defined by the beam pattern, not by the color. Driving lights are pencil beams designed to project light well ahead of the vehicle (even farther than high beams), while fogs throw light closer, wider, and low to the ground (to augment low beams). Based on the pattern that ours project, I'd say they're most definitely fog lights (as Cadillac calls them).

PIAA knows a little something about lighting. See what they have to say. A very nice set of diagrams that shows the difference between the types of lights.
Nice try, but actually fog lights and driving lights are defined by the beam pattern, not by the color. Driving lights are pencil beams designed to project light well ahead of the vehicle (even farther than high beams), while fogs throw light closer, wider, and low to the ground (to augment low beams). Based on the pattern that ours project, I'd say they're most definitely fog lights (as Cadillac calls them).

PIAA knows a little something about lighting. See what they have to say. A very nice set of diagrams that shows the difference between the types of lights.
well, then, it's changed. guess you can have clear fogs. :shhh:
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I'll post pics when I install them later this week
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wow, I didn't get it as bad as I thought I would...it really is function over stlye....

does anyone here have them?
I'm up in the air when it come to yellow fog lights. Sometimes they look good, sometimes,,,,,,,eh.
But if your going for function over style, doesn't the tint kill it?

Post day/night pics.
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I'm up in the air when it come to yellow fog lights. Sometimes they look good, sometimes,,,,,,,eh.
But if your going for function over style, doesn't the tint kill it?

Post day/night pics.
don't know if the tint will kill it...but it's worth 25 bucks to try it out...if it look like crap I will but the old ones back in...i don't plan on going really dark with the tint
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