[BD997]

Has anyone ever replaced their ugly yellow'ish fog bulbs with LED bulbs as apposed to the xenon balast route...?

I found these...

http://store.ijdmtoy.com/ProductDeta...FUXf4Aod6VwYhA

[bobblehead]

for sure, you will need error cancelling cable kit due to differences in wattage. The absolute worst case scenario is the potential havoc these LEDs may cause your LCM to fail.

[BD997]

Originally Posted by bobblehead

for sure, you will need error cancelling cable kit due to differences in wattage. The absolute worst case scenario is the potential havoc these LEDs may cause your LCM to fail.

Really? Never thought of that...

[jedpause]

Have a look at the link on the page you shared above... they sell another corrector cable http://store.ijdmtoy.com/H8-H11-LED-...g-p/aa1029.htm

[jedpause]

I know there is talk of the fogs and headlights being yellow.... but none of my lights are yellow, they are bright white all over the front (I do not have Xenon's BTW, just standard ones).... My car was made in Dec 2011, so I wonder if the later ones are white by default...?

[BD997]

thanks for the link my friend! I will order that cable...

[5fix]

Originally Posted by BD997

Has anyone ever replaced their ugly yellow'ish fog bulbs with LED bulbs as apposed to the xenon balast route...?

I found these...

http://store.ijdmtoy.com/ProductDeta...FUXf4Aod6VwYhA

Thanks for your post, saw it and ordered the LEDs and corrector cable today. Will post before and after pics.

[TheGr8Swami]

Originally Posted by BD997

Has anyone ever replaced their ugly yellow'ish fog bulbs with LED bulbs as apposed to the xenon balast route...?

I found these...

http://store.ijdmtoy.com/ProductDeta...FUXf4Aod6VwYhA

Let us know how these lights work out for you. How long do they last, and what was your final cost. i.e. LED's + Adapter Cable.

For the time being I'm sticking with good ole Höen bulbs to match my HID's.

[JNoSol]

Originally Posted by BD997

thanks for the link my friend! I will order that cable...

That resistor cable looks like it's going to run pretty hot. Please let us know how well they work, especially once it's warmer out.

[BD997]

Originally Posted by JNoSol

That resistor cable looks like it's going to run pretty hot. Please let us know how well they work, especially once it's warmer out.

Really?? I just ordered it... It says I have to mount the little resistor itself to metal and not plastic.. I wonder where I could do this in the front bumper... im concerned.

Also on another note... does anyone know if LED aftermarket lights like the one I have the link to reliable? How long do they last?

[JNoSol]

Originally Posted by BD997

Really?? I just ordered it... It says I have to mount the little resistor itself to metal and not plastic.. I wonder where I could do this in the front bumper... im concerned.

Also on another note... does anyone know if LED aftermarket lights like the one I have the link to reliable? How long do they last?

Resistors will produce heat, since it exchange wattage for heat, tricking your car's computer to believe it's drawing 55w. You will have to mount these resistors to the metal part of your bumper (behind your bumper cover), or they might melt plastic components around them.

I don't think these LEDs will produce a valuable light source, especially when you're in need for fog lights (I use my fogs for practical reasons). You should look into GP Thunder 8500k bulbs. They're around $15 on eBay, they're bright/white with no errors.

LED Fog/Head light bulbs technology isn't there yet. Only CREE LEDs will get you to the brightness level needed, but CREE LEDs are way too expensive to put 18qty on one H11 bulb.

Please post pics once you have those H11 LEDs installed, and write a review.

[bobblehead]

^^ something like this.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CREE-Q5-H1...item4cf87725d9


But I would have paid more to get German Made LED product. http://www.nsvauto.com/lighting.pdf ... see page 17

[BD997]

LED bulbs cost about $50 a pair and resistors for them were $20 a pair... I will keep yall posted....