I want to throw some yellow fogs on my car when it lands nexr month. Looked all over cant find the bulb type anywhere. Anyone have a clue what bulb is in the foglights?
Foglights
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i was looking on Lamin X sit but couldn’t find the gr Corolla to select the option for. What did you select or would you mind sharing the link to what film you bought?
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@sreyes1103 I think you can just get LaminX film in squares on Amazon that you can custom cut to fit.
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Here is the link to the 2" film 2" Round Light Covers
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thank you very much!
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this ain't even the right carView attachment 9309
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Yeah looked like spam to me. deleted.
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I may have found a way to replace these bulbs with something yellow and potentially brighter.
I did some research and found these L1B TF1 bulbs that appear to be a direct replacement for OEM led bulbs. They come in yellow or white options from Amazon, I have also found some on eBay that come from China.
I’ll be ordering them soon to test them out. What do you all think?
Edit: I just realized this is the same brand/style bulb that the spam post was about earlier in the thread, maybe it wasn’t spam after all? Lol
be the first to try them out and let us know!
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Update! These bulbs are great! If anyone is looking for something yellow (3000k) with more light output but wants to keep the factory housing and make no modifications, I definitely recommend these. I can't say anything about longevity as I just put them in, but they do come with an 18-month warranty. They don't feel cheaply made so they should last a good amount of time.
OEM bulb on the left, HYUGA bulb on the right
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Keep in mind, my car is still on the ramps in these photos, but the light output is definitely more than factory, and the color is exactly what I wanted.
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Install is pretty easy and should only take like 5-10 minutes. You just have to access the fog lights from under the bumper, there are 2 small plastic covers to remove and you can reach up and pull them out. The new bulbs fit great with no modifying and trimming needed at all.
They offer these bulbs in yellow (3000k) or white (6000k) depending on the look you're going for. You can order them here!
OEM bulb on the left, HYUGA bulb on the right
Keep in mind, my car is still on the ramps in these photos, but the light output is definitely more than factory, and the color is exactly what I wanted.
Install is pretty easy and should only take like 5-10 minutes. You just have to access the fog lights from under the bumper, there are 2 small plastic covers to remove and you can reach up and pull them out. The new bulbs fit great with no modifying and trimming needed at all.
They offer these bulbs in yellow (3000k) or white (6000k) depending on the look you're going for. You can order them here!
Nice looks great!
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Any ground shots?
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Thanks. How about any shots looking out towards the open/road. They do seem to do a much better job than the OEM bulbs judging from these pics.
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I’ll try to get some this weekend. They’re definitely way brighter than OEM, just not sure how far out they go compared to OEM.
I used to have just yellow vinyl with the OEM bulbs, here’s what it looked like with that setup:
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Big difference in how bright they are.
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It’s just the side skid plates is what I mean, I believe it’s 5 or 6 10mm screws and 2 push in clips
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thanks - what i meant is i believe the bulb is held into place by a bracket on the fog light itself (at least from what i have seen in demo vids).
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