Someone mentioned having PIAA fog lights that were yellow on these forums. I am replacing the factory bulbs and I want some that are an obnoxious yellow. I'm just not sure what the model number is and if anyone happens to know please pass it on. I am looking for replacement bulbs and dont want to install a new system or anything. I want a supper yellow not the a faded yellow or what passed as yellow in headlights a few years ago. Super Yellow Piaa, anyone know the model number?

I think what I'm after is this one: http://www.piaa.com/Bulbs/Bulbs-H3.html and I'll be going with the H3 Ion Crystal version. The only thing, is that my bulb doesnt have a wire coming off it, like the one in the picture does. My OEM bulb has a two prong connector on it with no wires at all. Is it possible that the box contains some sort of adapter or what? How would this bulb work with a wire coming off it when mine doesnt use them?

 

I run the same, very yellow, what kind of car do have?

 

03 2.7t a6

so how did you deal with the wire that comes off the piaa light?

 

Not sure, a 2003 A6 should be a H3 bulb, with a wire, the bulb your describing sounds like a diffrent size. The H3 has no prongs, but a rectangular base that is held in place by a clip, and then the wire. So you pulled put your fog housing and the bulb does not look like the H3, because thats what your car should take.

 

Im starting to see that now. It took me a few hours to get that one! Looks like the H7 is the one I need and it dont come in yellow! lol Not sure what to do now.

 

Do like I did and get hid. That obnoxious yellow is 6000k.

 

What you mean to say is 3000k, HID for a fog, obnoxious... yes, dangerous and inconsiderate... very

 

I am thinking about doing that. I have theHID headlight package, so they should look pretty sweet if I cant go yellow. I saw the HID and yellow fog on another car a few months back so thats why I wanted to go that route. It looks really amazing to say the least. I hear that maybe the IS 300 has them or is it the G 6/7, not sure which. At any rate, whatever car it was, it was a pretty tight look.

I passed over a website a few days ago that offered a yellow tint that they say can be used to cover any light on the vehicle. They offer a precut exact fit for the headlights and fog lights or a 2 foot long swatch for 30 dollars. I was thinking about getting some sylvannia hids or something similar in price and then use that yellow plastic to cover the fogs. I wonder if it would throw out a yellow hue or what. I hate to spend that kind of money just to find out it doesnt work right and then wish I had gone with the PIAA HIDs instead for a totally different look.

 

Ok I thinking I'm about to finally understand what I am doing on these fog lights. I need to clarify two things. First I need to know which color temperature is more yellow: 2500 or 3000? I am looking at this chart and I sort of get it but I cant tell which one would be better for a yellow fog light. 2500 or 3000? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:PlanckianLocus.pngThis is the chart that I am useing. In the middle you can see the color temp of 2500 and 3000 for the yellows.

My next question: I have found a few brand names for fog light options on the H7 yellow bulb. PIAA does not make a yellow H7 which is the kind I use. Do any of these stike a cord with anyone: Luminics, Nokya, IPF and MTEC? Anyone have a preference?

I think I'm on to something here: http://www.automotivelightingusa.com...mp;cPath=10_20Many of the bulbs come in a twin pack so that beats paying 100 bucks for PIAA's. 22 vs 100...maybe I will buy some different colors. Not only do they have yellow but they also have purple, blue, cosmic, white and on and on. I'm tempted to try a purple fog light! LOL