Originally Posted by pjw1967

Fog lights are placed down low and have a certain wattage for a reason. This is probably the best explanation I have seen for the proper use of fog lights. What they don't mention is that there is generally an area just above the pavement where there is little or no fog. The fog lights kinda shine under the fog layer. Yellow is better as it reflects less white light back towards the driver. So consider your responsibilities to yourself, your family, and others before you light the front of your truck up and exacerbate the problem that you're trying to overcome. http://www.danielsternlighting.com/t...fog_lamps.html

Originally Posted by BUC2303

H16 LED BULBS work fine for the fogs they dont get hot at all and barely use any wattage plus they look great..

Originally Posted by BUC2303

H16 LED BULBS work fine for the fogs they dont get hot at all and barely use any wattage plus they look great..

Originally Posted by DJ Hellfire

Which ones do you have?

Originally Posted by DJ Hellfire

Which ones do you have?

Originally Posted by BUC2303

I'm not sure they just happened to have them at the stereo shop around me. Any H16 LED should work. You might just have to get some linemans and trim down the three pieces but that only take a second. I didn't have to trim mine but the halogens I bought before I did need to. LEDs look much better then halogens..

Originally Posted by DJ Hellfire

I don't really care about the tabs. They dremel off easily. I'd prefer to not have to do it. But what's more of a concern to me is that the LED bulbs have the same polarity as the factory plug. I don't wanna have to cut my stock wiring to switch the polarity! Do you know if you had to reverse the polarity on your plug at all?

Originally Posted by BUC2303

You won't have to cut any wires at all..I wouldn't even use a dremel