Kia Carnival I foglamps

[bers]

Hi folks,
does anyone know if there are available stock foglamps for the kia carnival I that are white instead of yellow?
Because of the irregular shape of the stock yellow kia carnival I foglamps, I find it difficult to find a replacement foglamp white in color.
I have not seen a carnival I with the stock bumpers that do not have yellow fog lamps.

I've attached a pic of a carnival with yellow foglamps.
Any comments are appreciated.

[OTEP]

Parang wala pa din akong nakitang white niyan...

[bers]

i am thinking of putting Hella FF50/75 driving/fog lights on the carnival. These are small tempered glass, auxiliary lamps that fit nicely underneath the license plate air intake area. anybody have experience with these or have suggestions with auxiliary lights?

[benchph1]

even in korea there isn't any available white fog lamp lens for the carnival I. though i think you can fit a sedona/carnival II bumper in the carnival I.

and the fog lamp lens are white i think.

[diesoline]

yes. the carnival II's fog lamp lens are white.

[bers]

am thinking of putting hella FF50/FF75 auxiliary lamps on the bumper in the space below the license plates to complement the existing driving lights which I find insufficient.
these lights are only approx 2inches x 4.5/6.0inches in size
and they have h7 55w bulbs.
You folks have any ideas/comments?

[benchph1]

have you upgraded your headlight bulbs already?

if you have and still find it insufficient. then go ahead

[bers]

actually i have already, I put in philips crystal vision h4 but they arent much help, they're a bit whiter but they dont illuminate the road that much. I'm used to the visibility I get from honda civic (stock headlights) which I think is much better. Rather than upgrading to higher wattage bulbs, I think Ill go for auxiliary lamps nalang and leave the stock headlight assembly alone.

[diesoline]

i think that replacing the foglamps with aux lights in the foglamp bay will not make much difference because the aux lights will be mounted too low. better get a set of driving lights mounted at headlight level -- if you can live with the way it looks. i do a lot of nightime highway driving and i find my headlamps (stock bulb pa din) sufficient. baka lang you might need to adjust the headlights' aim in order to increase its efficiency.