yellow vs white foglights

[Billy.]

looks like a regular clear lens until the light is on then they shine yellow like the is300's

 

[Naphtali14]

Yellow for me as well. Its up to you though ;-)

 

[whoopnip]

I prefer the white... but both look good IMO.

If you can't decide, flip a coin.

 

[AllStockHatch]

white ftw

 

[jcamb]

yella

 

[lawls]

what kind of white bulb are they?

 

[gummer]

i vote yellow because of the car's color

 

[H22ek]

i like white better looks good clean ek ............

 

[1991civicZC]

white looks nice against that wall

 

[LXDriver]

I got the yellow ones on my civic and i love them, I was gonna go with white at first but yellow just caught my eyes better. But its ur car anyways, so whatever u think it looks better

 

[Tam4511]

i like both, white alittle better

 

[DOPEYBOY247]

I like both.

the white ones look whitish/blue/green (Wall Shots) which matches your car better imo

 

[eskateboarding7]

Those plug and play HID kits makes everything look terrible really....but with that aside, the yellow.

 

[1997EK]

Definitely yellow. Nothing like yellow fogs and HID's.

 

[SIcivic4life]

i like the white...they look sexy with the HID's

 

[whoopnip]

Those plug and play HID kits makes everything look terrible really....but with that aside, the yellow.

You don't like aftermarket HIDs? I love the look, personally. Way better than stock.

 

[1997EK]

You don't like aftermarket HIDs? I love the look, personally. Way better than stock.

I think he's referring to the fact that the HID's are in the stock reflector housing rather than a proper projector retrofit.

 

[whoopnip]

I think he's referring to the fact that the HID's are in the stock reflector housing rather than a proper projector retrofit.

Oh, ok. I don't know much about HIDs...

Are there kits available that do have this? And is it really that different?

 

[1997EK]

Oh, ok. I don't know much about HIDs...

Are there kits available that do have this? And is it really that different?

There aren't necessarily kits to it, as retrofits take stock OEM projectors from other cars and integrate them into the housing on your car. It's rather popular to use Acura TSX and S2000 projectors. People modify their stock housing to accept these projectors. It takes a lot of skill and time (and money) to do a proper job.

 

[whoopnip]

There aren't necessarily kits to it, as retrofits take stock OEM projectors from other cars and integrate them into the housing on your car. It's rather popular to use Acura TSX and S2000 projectors. People modify their stock housing to accept these projectors. It takes a lot of skill and time (and money) to do a proper job.

Oh, ok. How is it different? Is it looks, functionality, reliability, or all three?