LED Fog Lights

[MaXGTS]

Originally Posted by djaccord

picture please

I'll try to get some pictures up later today. In the meantime, take a look at seausawilson's avatar photo in this thread:

http://www.driveaccord.net/forums/sh...chbacks&page=2

[SHINCHU]

i was wondering about these, too...
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/High-Power-...headlights.htm

[II Kings 9:20]

Originally Posted by MaXGTS

This weekend I installed a set of Philips DiamondVision 5000k bulbs in the low beams. They were recommended by user 'seawilson'. Nice white color when compared to the stock bulbs. Still undecided about the HIDs.

I put Eiko clearvision in my 04 MDX (which I bought for the Accord) and I imagine the Philips are very good too. Frankly, if you have a great white halogen I would skip the HID-I am just a little leery of the aftmkt HIDs even though I was seriously considering them before i installed the Touring LEDs.

Here is a pic of my Eikos in the MDX. It is obvious which side is the Eiko. Not promoting Eiko, I imagine Philips would be similar.

I did not plan this but it was raining and the best demonstration of how much whiter and brighter the Eiko is shows up in the reflected light on the pavement.

[II Kings 9:20]

Originally Posted by SHINCHU

i was wondering about these, too...
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/High-Power-...headlights.htm

I can't imagine the light output will be an adequate replacement for low beams. Fogs are fine since they do nothing anyway. They are cheap enough to take a risk of poor output, blinding other drivers, or terrible glare through the halogen projector that is not designed for LED-this is on the low beam. Again, the useless fog only needs a cheap LED bulb to look pretty.

You could be first and if it works you could do a great service here for others to follow.

[SHINCHU]

yeah i was looking at them to fix the "ugly brown" of the DRL while still being able to run a full power light output on high beam. (hoping that even on low power they produce "white" light)

i've been trying to see if anyone has used these... anywhere. nothing yet.

i would use them on fogs but really want yellow down there. i wouldnt dare use these LEDs on my low beam lol

problem is, they dont come in the right size for our high beams

[shingojr]

so just to be clear, do I need a pair of resistors to run LED Fog? =P

[glen e]

no you do not....but output is minimal as Kings said...

[shingojr]

thanks!

[on2]

Originally Posted by SHINCHU

i was wondering about these, too...
http://store.ijdmtoy.com/High-Power-...headlights.htm

WOAH! Those look legit. Even the power rating makes sense. All the electronics it comes with. The large heatsink on the back end.

I am tempted to try this even though our fog light housing design S U C K S.

[SHINCHU]

make sure you notice what bulb type is available. and only one color, its seems.
sure it would work on fogs, but i want yellow.
and with white they would be great for our DRL/hi-beams, but they dont come in the right bulb type : (
(yet?)
try them and post what you find, with pics!
i would but like i said above, just not what i need. though its so close...

[stealthhtm]

installed LED fogs. match the LED headlights perfectly.


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[glen e]

Originally Posted by stealthhtm

installed LED fogs. match the LED headlights perfectly.


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nice....why not put the link or type of light so you can help people?

[stealthhtm]

Originally Posted by glen e

nice....why not put the link or type of light so you can help people?

sorry, posted from my phone and can't add a link. I'll post it when I get home.


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[alain]

where to buy them? Please?

[stealthhtm]

[QUOTE=stealthhtm;1038955]installed LED fogs. match the LED headlights perfectly. Attachment 46829


here's the link for the ones I got off eBay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/380450271231...S:1123&vxp=mtr