Yellow Lamin-x Vs Yellow Bulbs For Fog Lights
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Yellow Lamin-x Vs Yellow Bulbs For Fog Lights
Which do you guys think is brighter and better for the oem 01-03 fog lights the yellow lamin-x or some yellow bulbs? I wannt to know which one is good for my fogs and if it is lamin-x let me know where can I purchase it from, thanks.
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Rep Power: 436 if it's lamin-x, then buy it from lamin-x.com 
i would say go with lamin-x, not because you may get better lighting, but because it will protect the fog light lens.
i would say go with lamin-x, not because you may get better lighting, but because it will protect the fog light lens.
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Rep Power: 315 ok guys I have a question.. I want to order the yellow lens protection for my fog lights from lamin-x.com but they just have them for my head lights.... How do I get them.
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Rep Power: 813 you just get a bulk pack and cut yourself. There is no precut for our fogs. I'm using nokya yellow bulbs and they're very bright. Melted the laminx on there so I don't use it anymore. Lens still hasn't cracked.
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Rep Power: 315 1 more question... which one do I need the 4" x 8" or 6" x 12" Bulk Film? and also do I need 1 sheet or 2?
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Rep Power: 813 yea that should be enough. just follow the diy about taking the fog light off, tracing a circle on paper and then using it to cut the laminx.
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Rep Power: 813 yea mine burned the laminx (and I got a refund 
). so now i have stock bulbs and no laminx. i might just get yellow film for stock lights.
). so now i have stock bulbs and no laminx. i might just get yellow film for stock lights. 
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Rep Power: 257 The 04/05 civic take a H8 bulb. They are stock 35w. Think the Hyper yellow would be ok in the clear lense ?
Just wondering if the stock harness will be ok ?
well the nokya are stock wattage, but they got really hot.
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Originally Posted by gearbox
yea mine burned the laminx (and I got a refund ). so now i have stock bulbs and no laminx. i might just get yellow film for stock lights.
). so now i have stock bulbs and no laminx. i might just get yellow film for stock lights. Joined: Sep 2002
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Rep Power: 813 ya i couldn't figure out at first why there was smoke everytime i used em. just figured water was vaporizing or something. finally i look and there's a big brown spot. lucky the fogs were unharmed.
those up there say 35w so should be fine, just don't put laminx.
those up there say 35w so should be fine, just don't put laminx.
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Rep Power: 257 Hard to find H8's. I have a set of Silverstar's home from my last rig a 2004 Grand Cherokee. They are a 9006xs. Straight base. Just wondering if they would fit. They are 55w !! This is what they look like. (not actual light)
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