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03-13-12, 08:05 PM

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do we need 3000k lights and the yellow film for the yellow lights? or will the film be enough
sorry im a noob

I'm sure it would be fine with just the yellow tint, but I'm looking for that deep yellow look and am planning on using both. That's just me though....

juvi22003 your car is clean as hell

I already ordered a roll of yellow tint the other night lol it was only 6 bucks, guess I'll have extra lol

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03-14-12, 07:05 AM

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^^^^^ thanks man.......

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03-14-12, 09:34 AM

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I'm sure it would be fine with just the yellow tint, but I'm looking for that deep yellow look and am planning on using both. That's just me though....

juvi22003 your car is clean as hell

I already ordered a roll of yellow tint the other night lol it was only 6 bucks, guess I'll have extra lol

I had 3k hid fogs and yellow tint on my is300. It looked good at night.

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03-14-12, 11:20 PM

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I had 3k hid fogs and yellow tint on my is300. It looked good at night.

Good to hear, I can't wait to put them in

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03-14-12, 11:57 PM

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Do yellow fog lights work any better than clear ones when compared to the OEM bulbs inside?

I'm wondering if any studies have shown a yellow lens to be more effective at actually "cutting" through fog. I ask because the area I live in has some super dense fog at times and I need my fog lights to be functional.

Thanks!

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03-15-12, 01:12 AM

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You can get pre-cut ones for cheap on eBay, and they are pretty decent. Mine has been holding up for about 2 years.

I got mine on eBay for like 6 - 8 bucks with shipping included.

Nice thing about pre-cut, just apply and go!!!

No need to remove fogs are create a template for the cut. No need to cut...

You still got the link to the product or seller?

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04-29-12, 10:38 PM

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Found a set of pre-cut yellow foglight vinyls. I think they look pretty good at night with stock fog lamps.

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04-29-12, 10:45 PM

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I had 2500k non hid fog lights with the yellow overlay and it looked really good. I took them off when i got HID fogs because I went with 6k. The overlays look real nice though

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04-30-12, 07:41 PM

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I use to have an article on this, but couldn't find it. We get some pretty heavy fog in my area. I can tell you with the yellow film/3k HID's I had on my IS300 yes I could really notice. It got to the point where I would turn off my headlights and just use my fogs early morning.

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