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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    My LED fog lights are beginning to fail, with the right light being much weaker than the left.



    I think I got my money's worth anyway - these cheap generic bulbs cost 350 pesos and lasted exactly a year.

    Now contemplating if I should get another set of generic bulbs or just go for the much more expensive Philips Ultinon Essential at 3.5k (10x a generic bulb).

    For sure the Philips will last longer, but I doubt it'll last 10x longer (i.e. 10 years).

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    Don't wanna go yellow Osram FogBreaker or Philips WeatherVision halogens, sir?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    My LED fog lights are beginning to fail, with the right light being much weaker than the left.



    I think I got my money's worth anyway - these cheap generic bulbs cost 350 pesos and lasted exactly a year.

    Now contemplating if I should get another set of generic bulbs or just go for the much more expensive Philips Ultinon Essential at 3.5k (10x a generic bulb).

    For sure the Philips will last longer, but I doubt it'll last 10x longer (i.e. 10 years).

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    Meron tag 2.6k sa shopee na authentic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Don't wanna go yellow Osram FogBreaker or Philips WeatherVision halogens, sir?

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    Had the Fogbreaker na before. Prefer the aesthetics of white LED headlamps and fogs. Have also tested it in provincial driving and inclement weather (including the notorious fogs of Sagada) and the higher intensity of the LEDs still perform better than yellow halogen fogs.
    Quote Originally Posted by hardwang View Post
    Meron tag 2.6k sa shopee na authentic.
    Thanks for the heads up, much cheaper nga than Lazada. Will probably just get that to give it a try.

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    Ok po ba yung novsight na led para sa headlight?

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexatl19 View Post
    Ok po ba yung novsight na led para sa headlight?
    If bent on LEDs, stick w/ the recommended Philips above. Most of what's out there are hit/miss.
    If just looking for brighter halogens, check Philips XtremeVision.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexatl19 View Post
    Ok po ba yung novsight na led para sa headlight?
    Ok na yan. Sobrang muna na nga nyan brand na yan nagaalanganng ka pa.

    Try mo kahit mapundi yan in 1 year sulit na rin


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Ok na yan. Sobrang muna na nga nyan brand na yan nagaalanganng ka pa.

    Try mo kahit mapundi yan in 1 year sulit na rin


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    Baka hindi ok ang cut off tulad ng Philips. But I am planning on buying novsight for the high beam because it will not be turned on as much as the low beam...

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    Quote Originally Posted by hardwang View Post
    Baka hindi ok ang cut off tulad ng Philips. But I am planning on buying novsight for the high beam because it will not be turned on as much as the low beam...
    Ok cutoff. Hinde nakakasilaw


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Ok cutoff. Hinde nakakasilaw


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    Have you tried novsight sir? Totoo ba talaga yung lumen rating nila? Planning on buying their N13 H1 bulb... pero I wonder how true is their 8000 lumens per bulb... 🤔

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    I just ordered novsight n11 h4 from shopee.

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    Papasukin daw ng tubig yung headlight na nabili ko kasi may fan daw. Yun ang sabi ng nagkakabit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexatl19 View Post
    Papasukin daw ng tubig yung headlight na nabili ko kasi may fan daw. Yun ang sabi ng nagkakabit.
    Dumadaan kaba sa baha na kasing taas ng headlight mo?




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    it doesn't have to be liquid wet.
    basta may butas or big-enough crack, puedeng higupin ang damp damp water vapor, when the headlamp cools down.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Dumadaan kaba sa baha na kasing taas ng headlight mo?




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    Sa langit kaya galing ang ulan

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    Reposting my foglight upgrade from cheap generic LEDs to Philips Ultinon Essential:





    The generic LEDs had weaker intensity and a dispersed beam pattern, while the Ultinon has a much clearer cutoff and stronger output.

    Note though that while the Ultinon Essential is leagues better than generic LEDs, it's still weaker than the stock LED headlamps that came with the car:



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    Last edited by jut703; September 17th, 2019 at 01:00 AM.

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    Car lights are essential for safe driving. There are plenty of brands who provide this product in the market. But car owners should purchase depending on their vehicle. What I usually do is to search online for compatible brands for my car and look for recommendation and feedback regarding a specific brand. However, the best practice is to follow the brand recommended by your trusted mechanic to avoid any problems. It's also best to bring your car for light replacement and maintenance on your trusted car shop as they know the best for your vehicle. Hope this helps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Reposting my foglight upgrade from cheap generic LEDs to Philips Ultinon Essential:





    The generic LEDs had weaker intensity and a dispersed beam pattern, while the Ultinon has a much clearer cutoff and stronger output.

    Note though that while the Ultinon Essential is leagues better than generic LEDs, it's still weaker than the stock LED headlamps that came with the car:



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    Hey boss! I just ordered a pair of the ultinon essential H11 foglight set for my fortuner to replace the halogen foglights. How is the throw? Stronger and more defined than stock halogen? How about compared to stock oem led?





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    Quote Originally Posted by hdj80 View Post
    Hey boss! I just ordered a pair of the ultinon essential H11 foglight set for my fortuner to replace the halogen foglights. How is the throw? Stronger and more defined than stock halogen? How about compared to stock oem led?





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    Stronger throw than stock halogen yes, cutoff is less defined though - little bit of upward throw but since it's a relatively weak fog lamp, not glaring to oncoming motorists.

    Would still reco OEM LEDs if possible. When my ultinons give up will look for a used pair of OEM LED fogs for the Civic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Stronger throw than stock halogen yes, cutoff is less defined though - little bit of upward throw but since it's a relatively weak fog lamp, not glaring to oncoming motorists.

    Would still reco OEM LEDs if possible. When my ultinons give up will look for a used pair of OEM LED fogs for the Civic.

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    Ok thats good to hear that its at least stronger than stock halogens. I was thinking of going keon sondra for my fogs since im using those for my projector headlights but spending Php 7.5k for foglight bulbs is absurd already [emoji23] ok na ako sa 2.8k petot ng philips hehe basta long lasting.

    I had a friend that got those dual color led fogs pundido na after 7 months. More expensive pa ata sa philips yan


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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Stronger throw than stock halogen yes, cutoff is less defined though - little bit of upward throw but since it's a relatively weak fog lamp, not glaring to oncoming motorists.

    Would still reco OEM LEDs if possible. When my ultinons give up will look for a used pair of OEM LED fogs for the Civic.

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    Ok thats good to hear that its at least stronger than stock halogens. I was thinking of going keon sondra for my fogs since im using those for my projector headlights but spending Php 7.5k for foglight bulbs is absurd already [emoji23] ok na ako sa 2.8k petot ng philips hehe basta long lasting.

    I had a friend that got those dual color led fogs pundido na after 7 months. More expensive pa ata sa philips yan


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