Can someone recommend some good h7 lights that come in yellow? And that don't cost $80?

 

http://www.hoen-usa.com/weather.htm

Hoen, well respected.

 

I checked out that link. Is the all-weather bulb just a bit more yellow than the OEM halogen?

Has anyone replaced their own H7 fog bulbs--I think the manual says to take it to the dealer? It took me forever to figure out how to do the rear tail light bulbs--I even had to seek out help from a fellow NAMer with repeated PMs.

 

I believe so. If you want deep yellow, they have the endurance bulbs used on the 24 races.

 

And the photos are of cars with lamin-x

 

Some good info here:https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ad.php?t=66311

 

I use Nokya yellow bulbs in my fog lights. They're cheap and have worked fine so far.

 

I use these. They are probably the best amber bulbs out there and they don't cost $80. . . . (they cost $110)

I've never ever ever seen high beams illuminate so well without also creating incredible glare. Awesome, truly awesome bulbs. Everyone that has been with me at night has been overwhelmed by the glare-free brightness.

 

+1 on that, I have the ion crystals in my PIAA 520 DL's:

 

i have nokya as well from ebay for 20 bux shipped i belive , they work great and have lasted a while now .

 

I used yellow Lamin-x on my factory drivers. Real nice product ,just buy a sheet ,cut it oversize, remove the ring, clean up the lens ,and apply the film.

 

ditto

you can see stock bulbs on the drivers side and nokya yellow bulbs on passenger side.

 

Here are the Nokya's in my FF200 fogs...

 

I have the Nokyo yellows for daytime and highbeams

Remember when my car looked like this??

 

Ahh yes, that car is so gorgeous with those lights... what do you have on it now?

Edit- oh i see, Nokyas. I'm thinking about getting those. What kind of yellow are they, like selective yellow?