Nokya 2500k Hyper Yellow Fogs

[Mtnman]

Has anyone tried these before?



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Its the color I think I want in my fogs. Definitely will help me in rain at night. Wondered if anyone had any experience with these?

[Hermes]

I've heard good things about them but I personally bought the PIAA 2500k bulbs (from the ZHPMafia Amazon store). The Nokya's and Luminic's I believe are 55w->80w (pulls 55, looks like 80). The PIAA's are 55w->110w so much brighter. The only thing is price. The Nokya's and Luminic's IIRC are about $40 while the PIAA's are $65 from our store. Either way they work great, it's just a question of which you want

Example of my PIAA's




^ colors slightly off, you know what the 4300k low beams look like

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[Mtnman]

Thanks for the pics hermes. I just ordered them through amazon link. $23 for the pair. i will post reviews when i get them.

[Hermes]

Sounds good, I'm sure you'll like them

[HokieZHP]

I have them and they've been on my car for a few months. They're a dark yellow which I like and are pretty bright, not HID by any means but brighter than stock. I have nothing bad to say about them

[Rovert]

I use them in my flash to pass beams. They cut through the weather like laser beams and allow the reflection to be easily seen for better depth perception in nasty wet weather. Way better than high beam xenons!

[zj96sc]

So are you bi-xenon programmed for full time flash to pass on hibeam? Or normal xenon?

I considered these guys for my fogs but was focused on the PIAA option, the realized that for like 30% more I could go projector fog with 3000k HID. But at $23, definitely worth a shot. I picked up a set of optilux 2500k H7s yesterday from summit for my flash to pass.

[Rovert]

I'm not programmed yet so when I really need it i just have to hold the high beam stalk back..... But I have a contact in Calgary who can do the programming so when I come up to Cold Lake I can get it done along the way!!

[nike001]

I use them in my flash to pass beams. They cut through the weather like laser beams and allow the reflection to be easily seen for better depth perception in nasty wet weather. Way better than high beam xenons!

Damn Trevor... giving me ideas

I wish that they weren't coated yellow though. I'm not a fan of the high beam bowl reflection when looking at the car. I'm trying to keep my car as 'clean' as possible.. if you get what I mean. Although, the blue reflection did look kinda cool on my old e39...

[Ryans323i]

Yellow fogs are going to be so on your car David!